Multicultural New Zealand
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Unit 12
7 • Diversity and Inclusion
WB p. 88
Multicultural New Zealand
➜ To what extent have Pakehas and Maoris paved the way for a multicultural future in New Zealand?
Retrouvez une banque d'audios et de vidéos authentiques en lien avec cette thématique.
Serious Game
Un jeu sérieux en lien avec cette unité disponible dès cet été : LLS.fr/ATSG12.
The Treaty of Waitangi: a brief history, www.stuff.co.nz, 2018.
The Treaty and Me: The Treaty of Waitangi 'makes New Zealand unique', www.stuff.co.nz, 2018.
Get ready!
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Then, use them to present diversity in New Zealand.
b. Look at the vocabulary lists. Use it with the words you found to define multiculturalism in New Zealand.
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What do you know about Pakeha and Maori cultures? Can you imagine what other communities there are in New Zealand? Is it possible to have a united nation in a multicultural society?
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Toolbox
Toolbox
- alliance /əˈlaɪəns/ / bond (n.)
- crown /ˈkraʊn/ (n.)
- Commonwealth /ˈkɒmənˌwɛlθ/ (n.)
- friendship (n.)
- warmth /ˈwɔːmθ/ (n.)
- share (v.)
Let’s learn!
Guessing game
Choose three words from the vocabulary lists or the toolbox and write a brief definition for each. Read your definitions and have your classmates guess the words.
Idiom of the week!
“United we stand, divided we fall”
Idiom
This inspirational expression is used as a motto to inspire unity and alliance in a community.
It has been used by famous politicians and artists such as Winston Churchill, Donald Tusk and Tupac Shakur, to warn against division and promote unity.
Multicultural New Zealand
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box 1
- authority (n.)
- empire /ˈɛmpaɪə/ (n.)
- grievance /ˈgriːvəns/ (n.)
- independence (n.)
- protection (n.)
- sovereignty /ˈsɒvrɪntɪ/ (n.)
- negotiate (v.)
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box 2
- address issues (exp.)
- find middle ground (exp.)
- right the wrongs (exp.)
- recognition (n.)
- reconciliation (n.)
- move forward (v.)
- redress (v.)
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box 3
- fair / unbiased /ˌʌnˈbaɪəst/ (adj.)
- unprejudiced (adj.)
- be on an equal footing with (exp.)
- equal opportunity (exp.)
- brotherhood / sisterhood (n.)
- inclusion (n.)
- belong with / among (v.)
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box 4
- collective identity (exp.)
- agreement / treaty (n.)
- community (n.)
- nationhood /ˈnɛɪʃənhʊd/ (n.)
- solidarity (n.)
- tolerance (n.)
- unity (n.)
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box 5
- bicultural (adj.)
- Kiwi (adj.)
- Maori (adj.)
- multicultural (adj.)
- diversity (n.)
- individuality /ˌɪndɪvɪdʒuˈælɪtɪ/ (n.)
- values (n.)
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box 6
- hospitality (n.)
- immigration (n.)
- integration (n.)
- visibility (n.)
- assimilate (v.)
- fit in (v.)
- melt (v.)
