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Assimilation is when immigrants are expected to adopt the beliefs of the majority group.

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assimilation is where immigrants would have to adapt to the practices of the country’s main culture

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Immigrants are expected to adopt the beliefs and practices of the majority group in the specific host country. 

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Immigrants are expected to adopt the beliefs and practices of the majority group in the specific host country. 

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when the minority group is expected to take on characteristics of the majority group

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Cultural beliefs and practices such as putting aside their affiliations to race and ethnicity, religion and socio-economic status.

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Not showcasing any type of religious symbols in france
Thai-chinese setting up chinese food stalls in thailand

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not being allowed to publicly display your religious symbols

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Assimilation is when immigrants adapt to the prevailing cultural practices in the country

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thai-chinese setting up stalls im thailand,
peranakans, french secularism

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Adopting the cultural practices of the country

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Assimilation is the integration of foreigners who adapt to the culture and practices of the country and giving up theirs. 

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Assimilation is the integration of foreigners who adapt to the culture and practices of the country and giving up theirs. 

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Singapore - integration not assimilation 

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Singapore - integration not assimilation 

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they are unable to freely express their cultural practices and beliefs in public

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where minorities/immigrants are expected to adapt to the culture/traditions of the majorities 

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where minorities/immigrants are expected to adapt to the culture/traditions of the majorities 

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It is when immigrants have to adapt to the prevailing cultural practices in the country

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ethnic integration policy in singapore which helps to achieve a balanced ethnic mix

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the distinction between governance and religion.

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Adopting the cultural norms of the country and culture

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Integration in Singapore such as the bilingual policy both english and their mtl languages

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Having to adapt to the countries culture and practices and not being able to express your own culture freely from your country of origin by wearing religious symbols in public.

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keeping your religion in the private sphere

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in singapore, the integration method is preferred over assimilation

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Integration,where you can keep your faith public.

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Fusion food e.g rojak

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not being able to stand up to the rights of your own culture 

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not being able to stand up to the rights of your own culture 

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Assimilation is when foreigners give up their own culture and adapt to the country's culture and practices

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Assimilation is when foreigners give up their own culture and adapt to the country's culture and practices

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No freedom in expressing or practicing one's culture and religion (e.g. religious symbols)

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No freedom in expressing or practicing one's culture and religion (e.g. religious symbols)