10-2 Review for Related Issue I: Identity

spread of one popular culture around the world

a slang short term for "Canadian content"

different art forms and media mixed in new ways

the group of characteristics and values people use to define themselves as individuals

the variety of human cultures in a specific region or in the world as a whole

a positive, assertive action

one company hiring another company to fulfill certain tasks in production

a large, busy city, especially the main city of a country or region

supports respect for a diversity of languages, beliefs, traditions values religions and culture

control of a large amount of the world’s media by a few transnational companies

a change in an individual or a group that results from contact with another group

the different ways of delivering mass communication, such as newspapers,radio, and television

a company that operated media outlets in many countries

ideas, practices,beliefs, knowledge, and customs that are passed down through a family or group

the common characteristics and values used to define a group

cultures become more alike in terms of values attitudes beliefs customs language and traditions

a person who identifies his or her ethnic origin as Canadian along with his or her ancestors

Francophone descendant of the early French colonists in Atlantic Canada

the process by which political decisions and actions are becoming increasingly international

a process by which the world's citizens are becoming connected to and dependent on one another

providing equal opportunity for participation of different groups in society

the total value of goods and services produced in a country in a year

the mixing of identities and cultures in new and different ways;

the collective identity of a people who speak the same language

the process by which people’s lifestyles spread over global networks

a person who buys goods or services for personal use

Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission

making adjustments or reaching compromises to allow for differences

the movement of people from one region or country to another

something that is made from mixed elements

a school designed to teach French to the students whose first language is not French

the process of expanding world trading networks

a cultural group that is smaller than majority cultural groups

North American Free Trade Agreement

the process by which so many people move into rural areas close to existing cities

Francophone descendant of the colonists of New France living anywhere in North America

a corporation that operates in two or more countries

an incurable disease, transmitted through bodily fluids, that destroys a person’s immune system

putting a group of people in a lower or powerless position within society

something such as a species of animal a language or a people that no longer exists in the world

an effort to restore new life to a culture

government laws to regulate aspects of Canadian culture

the cultures of the original inhabitants of a particular geographic area

member of a First Nations or Indigenous community who is respected for his or her knowledge

a person whose first language is French

the first language a person learns at home in childhood

the basic physical systems of a community, including roads, utilities,water, sewage, and so on

a person or figure whose image is known to millions of people

clothing, jewellery, andother forms of body decoration

the process by which a minority culture adopts a dominant culture and is absorbed into it