Migration and ethnic relations -QUIZ 2

QUIZ 2
Question 1 Configuration of diversity refers to the ways the receiving society experiences new forms of diversity due to migration.
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Question 2 We can think about diversity by taking into account its configuration, representation and people's experiences.
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Question 3 An important change in migration mobility in Europe occurred with the EU establishing a unified labour market, facilitating entry and residence for non-EU nationals.
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Question 4 A “melting pot” is a metaphor for multiculturalism.
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Question 5 In Europe, the countries that pursued active social policies targeted at migrants starting in the 1970s were: UK, Sweden and the Netherlands.
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Question 6 The principal reasons for the persistence of ethnic communities are cultural and psychological.
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Question 7 Since 1945 in Europe we can distinguish three groups of countries: 1) classical “immigration countries”, which encouraged family reunion and permanent settlement and treated most of migrants as future citizens 2) countries with a colonial past, where migrants from former colonies were often citizens at times of entry and permanent settlement, as well as family reunion were permitted 3) countries with a “guestworker” model, which tried to prevent family reunion and have restrictive settlement and naturalization rules. Answer: True False Correct
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Question 8 A high degree of racial, ethnic and religious mixture in large urban centers will not be the norm in twenty-first century Europe, because of increasingly restrictive migration policies.
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Question 9 The different models of incorporating migrants in various European countries stem from their historical experiences of nation-state formation (among others their role as colonialists or conquerors). ... zobacz całą notatkę