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1_FICHAS PRIMER MODULO
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- 1—DIVERSITY
It refers to the difference or the distinction between people, animals or things, to the variety, to infinity or to the abundance of different things, dissimilarity, the disparity or multiplicity. - 2—PLURALISM
Fact coexist a plurality of political, economic or other part of an association, a community or a society trends
- 3—EXCLUSIÓN
Do not accept a person by how or its general form
- 4—ASSIMILATION
It is the way it points to the integration of an ethno-cultural group as immigrants, ethnic minority groups and others in what has established itself as the common, to a greater or denominate community.
- 5—STEREOTYPE
It is the concept or generalized image that is about an idea or person, you can be real or not.
- 6—PREJUDICE
is a feeling, favorable or unfavorable, not based on experience, regarding an individual or a group.
- 7—HOSTILE
With her attitude or actions otherwise shows a person or thing or enemy of them
- 8—VANDALISM
Vandalism means hostility to the arts, literature or other people's property,
Arson: when they are causing a fire for revenge etc.
- 9—ARSON
The arson is a crime that ordinarily defined in the law as unlawful criminal damage or destruction of property by fire or explosion
- 10—PHYSICAL VIOLENCE
is any act that inflicts non-accidental damage, using physical force or any kind of weapon or object that may cause injury or be they internal, external, or both
- 11—HUNGER
hunger is the feeling indicating the need for food can also be shortages of staple foods, causing widespread famine and misery or appetite and desire for something
- 12—HOMELESSNESS
destitute, homeless (or, in terms that are considered less discriminatory and more politically correct person homeless person homeless person homeless person homeless well established person without permanent residence) is a person, minor or adult of either sex who lacks a permanent place to live and is forced to live outdoors, either on the streets, in doorways of homes or temporarily in shelters
- 13—GHETTOS
It is a separate housing of a particular ethnic, cultural or religious group voluntarily or involuntarily, in greater or lesser confinement area. The term was used originally to indicate the quarters in which the Jews were forced to live and to remain confined at night. Using today has spread to any area in which the concentration of a particular social group is exclusive.
- 14—APARTHEID
Racial segregation is the separation of different racial groups in daily life, whether in restaurants, movie theaters, bathrooms, schools or at the time of purchase or rent homes.
- 15—SUBCULTURE
It used in sociology, anthropology and cultural studies to define a group of people with a distinctive set of behaviors and beliefs that differentiates them within the dominant culture of which they are part.
The subculture can be formed from age, ethnicity or gender of its members. The qualities that determine a subculture appears can be aesthetic, political, sexual or a combination thereof.
- 16—PROTEST REGIME
The National Protests were days of civil unrest that regularly took place in Chile in the 1980 to protest against the regime of August Pinochet. They were characterized by street demonstrations in the central avenues of the city in the mornings, strikes and stoppages in businesses and schools during the day and barricades and clashes in the towns on the periphery of cities at night until dawn. Commonly the dead and wounded from each of these protests were counted by tens.
- 17—SEGREGATION
separate someone of something or one thing from another. Thus, the segregation is that aimed to separate, exclude and set aside groups such as racial minorities, women, religious minorities and people with disabilities, among others, the rest of the human population, based policy mainly approaches racial, sexual, religious, or ideological.
- 18—TYRANNY
in the sense that was given to the term in ancient Greece, it was the regime of absolute power, ordinary one-man, introduced by a tyrant; the ruler who had come to power through violence, toppling the previous government of a pols (city-state Greek), well thanks to popular support (the demos - "people" -) or a military coup or foreign intervention
- 19—BOYCOTT
Prevent or disrupt the normal development of a process or an act in protest or as a means of pressure to get something.
- 20—TREASON
Treason is the crime of betraying your country, for example by helping its enemies or by trying to remove its government using violence.
- 21—REVOLUTION
It is a fundamental social change in the power structure or organization that takes place in a relatively short or long period depending on the structure thereof
- 22—RECONCILIATION
is the restoration of concord and friendship between two or more parties feuding, In this sense, reconciliation is a mechanism for conflict resolution
- 23—CHURCH
This is the building where public services are developed and religious images or relics that are worshiped by the faithful present.
- 24—SYNAGOGUE
A synagogue is a building where Jewish people meet to worship or to study their religion.
- 25—MOSQUE
It is a place of worship for followers of the Islamic faith. Muslims often refer to the mosque by its Arabic name, the word "mosque" is used in Spanish to refer to all kinds of dedicated Islamic cult buildings, but in Arabic there is a difference between, smaller private mosques, and larger, collective use
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