Lecture 9 Flashcards
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(5) Benefits of Multiculturalism and Immigration
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- Cultural Richness: Different cultures come together, creating a vibrant and diverse society.
- Learning Opportunities: Exposure to different cultures enhances understanding and acceptance among people.
- Economic Growth: Immigrants often contribute to the economy by starting businesses and creating jobs.
- Innovation: Diverse perspectives can lead to new ideas and innovations.
- Social Harmony: Encourages tolerance, acceptance, and social harmony among people of different backgrounds.
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(3) Consequences of Hostility
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- Division: hostility creates divisions among people, hindering social unity.
- Conflict: hostile attitudes can lead to conflicts and misunderstandings.
- Missed Opportunities: closed-mindedness can prevent the society from benefiting from diverse talents and ideas.
3
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Nobel Laureates with Roots in Hungary (1)
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Hungarian roots did not hinder their talent recognition globally
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Letting the Genie out of the Bottle? - Dead Cat Strategy (4)
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- Diversion Tactic: Used in politics to divert attention from real issues.
- Manipulation: Focuses on sensational topics to distract people from important matters.
- Illusion vs. Reality: Creates an illusion that misleads public opinion.
- Cynical Strategy: Capitalizes on people’s emotions and biases.
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Manipulation, Emotional Influence and focus on Ignorance (3)
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- Manipulation: Politicians can manipulate people’s beliefs and perceptions.
- Emotional Influence: Fear and hate can cloud judgment and lead to exclusionary attitudes.
- Focus on Ignorance: Politics often thrives on what people don’t know rather than what they do.
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Were Canadian Values under Attack? - Freedom Convoy (3)
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- Protest vs. Values: The Freedom Convoy raised questions about the balance between protest rights and societal values.
- Debate: Sparked national debate on freedom of expression versus social responsibility.
- Unity Challenge: Tested the unity of Canadian society, highlighting differing opinions on fundamental values.