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1. Be able to distinguish between ethnicity and race and understand that ethnicity is not just a politically correct term for race. |
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2. Understand the difference between ascribed and achieved statuses. |
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3. Know the roles that migration, conquest, and colonialism have played in ethnically homogenizing most nation-states and creating nationalities and imagined communities. |
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4. Know the different ways in which a peaceful coexistence of ethnic diversity can be achieved. You should know how these differ and the important attributes of each. |
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5. Be able to identify the aftermaths of ethnocide, forced assimilation, and cultural colonialism. |