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Grades 9 and 10 - Civics - High School - Diversity
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1. Being open-minded and accepting people for who they are, regardless of where they came from is known as what?
2. Which of these is not a Germanic word?
3. Being open-minded and accepting people for who they are, regardless of where they came from is known as what?
4. Old English, Middle English and Modern English: what are these periods referring to?
5. Which one of these statements best describes a 'global citizen'?
6. Which of these is not a Germanic word?
7. What are multiple identities?
8. A negative attitude towards others because of their color, religion or ethnic origin is known as what?
9. When people flee their own country and seek a place of safety in another country, what do they apply for?
10. What are multiple identities?

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