HOMEWORK

 Hi Sir, thank you for turning in your homework^^

I envy you TT You have already experienced living in the US and Canada.

How I wish I could also experience that, even for a short time :)

Imagine how happier we could be if people learn how to respect one another^^

Fortunately, I was able to experience lives in both the US and Canada years ago.

>>Fortunately, I was able to experience living both in the US and Canada years ago.
 Eventually, I learned the two multicultural societies were slightly different from each other.

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 In multicultural societies, there are different models of racial integration.

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 The US is traditionally called a \"melting pot\" because with time, generation of immigrants have melted together.

>>The US is traditionally called a \"melting pot\" because with time, generations of immigrants have melted together.
 They have almost abandoned their culture to become totally assimilated into American society.

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 However, In Canada, cultural diversity is considered a positive thing, immigrants have always been encouraged to maintain their traditions and their native language. 

>> However, in Canada, cultural diversity is considered a positive thing, immigrants have always been encouraged to maintain their traditions and their native language. 
This model of racial integration can be described as a \"salad bowl\", with people of different cultures living in harmony, like the lettuce, tomatoes and carrots in a salad.

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 Multicultural society is now a reality in Korea as immigrants exceed a million.

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 My experience concerning multicultural society changed my fixed idea into generous and flexible one.

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 We must learn to live together in the best possible way, putting aside which is better: a melting pot or a salad bowl.

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