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Intercultural Relations
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1. Family Histories

2. Social Science Communication

3. Ethical Imperative

4. Relativity

5. Political Histories

6. Economic Imperative

7. Human Nature

8. Critical Perspective Communication

9. Culture: learned and shared

10. Nativistic

11. Which orientation would be closely related to ethnocentrism, universality or relativity?

12. What is the second cause of the intercultural conflicts that the authors mention (e.g., the lack of Canadian cultural identity)?

13. Humans and Nature

14. What do the authors say is a main cause of the racial or ethnic tensions that we see around the world in terms of histories (e.g., the division of Pakistan and India)?

15. Anglocentrism

16. Preferred Personality

17. Melting Pot

18. Femininity and Masculinity

19. Interpretive View of Culture

20. Intellectual Histories

21. Grand Narrative

22. Identify four early foci in the development of intercultural communication

23. How did text influence racial and ethnic histories?

24. Antecedents of Contact

25. Social Science Approach

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