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The citizens of the country of Celebria claim that immigrants from neighboring countries have contributed to unemployment problems in the country. The citizens blame the immigrants for the problems faced by them.
 
  The immigrant, in this instance becomes the ________.
  a. creationist
  b. pluralist
  c. scapegoat
  d. stereotype

Question 2

Pierre, a Catholic, is a citizen of the United States. However, he was born in a different country and considers himself to be part of the cultures of both the countries. Which of the following features of ethnicity is shown in this scenario?
 
  a. Hansen's principle
  b. the third-generation principle
  c. White privilege
  d. a blended identity



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

d



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