Rita lives with her family in Dallas. She is the oldest of three children and is of Indian-American descent. Rita's parents have raised her to value many aspects of her culture and have encouraged her to speak their native language at home.
At the same time, they have also taught her to respect different cultures around her. They will eventually arrange Rita's marriage to an Indian boy from their own community. This scenario exemplifies the process of ________.
A) assimilation
B) acculturation
C) pluralism
D) xenophobia
Question 2
Maggie, was an African American slave who worked at a plantation. Her typical day included a full day of domestic chores plus a full day of work outside the home.
She also acted as mammy to the plantation owner's children, apart from raising her own children. Maggie was experiencing a situation referred to as ________.
A) paradigm shift
B) placebo effect
C) Hawthorne effect
D) second shift
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