Warm-Up Create a chart with your group and fill it in with possible positive and negative effects of Multiculturalism Positive (+) Negative (-)

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Warm-Up Create a chart with your group and fill it in with possible positive and negative effects of Multiculturalism Positive (+) Negative (-)

Objectives SWBAT define cultural diffusion SWBAT identify and define how culture traits spread

Culture Traits These can be lots of things: A culture trait - the smallest unit of a culture that combines with other traits to create the culture These can be lots of things: An object A belief A type of food An article of clothing A custom or tradition Lots of other things!

What is cultural Diffusion? Cultural diffusion is when one Culture Trait (part of a culture) moves from one place to another place.

What are some examples of Cultural Diffusion? People all over the world eat McDonald’s. People all over the world wear Blue Jeans Both of these examples started in the USA and moved to other places. What other examples can you think of?

Classwork You’re going to get three examples of cultural diffusion – your paper is labeled with either a 1 or 2. You need to read through your examples and answer the accompanying questions. Once you’re finished, meet with a partner who has the other number and share your examples with each other. Write your partner’s examples in the blank boxes (paraphrase). Answer the questions about your partners examples. Discuss your answers.