Across
- 4. Whereby Indigenous people and immigrants are required to adapt to, and by absorbed by, the dominant culture
- 7. implemented in 1965, based on the premise of Australian Indigenous people had their own culture, languages and customs that needed to be 'westernised'
- 8. The labelling of a group of people who are seen as 'outsiders'
- 9. A mixture of two or more cultural influences
- 10. A process of interaction between different cultures
Down
- 1. Relativism The practice of judging a culture by its own standards
- 2. Culture The non-physical creations and ideas of a society, such as knowledge, values, beliefs, languages and symbols that are passed onto future generations
- 3. The practice of judging another culture by the standards of one's own culture
- 5. A social group, categorised by a distinctive way of life with customary values
- 6. Culture all the physical objects, artefacts, resources and spaces of a society which are passed onto future generations