0
Pluralistic countries are those that embrace a diversity of cultures, religions, and ethnicities, allowing for multiple groups to coexist and contribute to society. Examples include Canada, which recognizes multiculturalism and promotes the rights of various cultural communities; India, known for its vast array of languages and religions; and the United States, which is characterized by its melting pot of cultures. These countries typically have policies and practices that encourage tolerance and inclusion.
What else can I help you with?
Which countries exemplifies the modern pluralistic state?
Japan
What is the pluralistic nature of contemporary Christanity?
It is not pluralistic.
What is opposite of pluralistic society?
Although only in theory, the opposite of a pluralistic society is a monistic society.
What is pluralistic democratic state?
A pluralistic democratic state is one in which a diverse population representing many differences and cultures governs itself. The United States is an example of a pluralistic democratic state.
What is a society populated by a variety of different ethnic groups called?
a pluralistic society
What is the antonym of pluralistic?
monistic
What is the antonym for pluralistic?
Antonyms of the word pluralistic can be: (but aren't limited to) Multiple, several, numerous, many, bountiful, copious.
What iz pluralistic?
well a plulralistic societ
What is pluralistic research?
I don't know for certain but pluralistic politics is politics where multiple opinions are tolerated and encouraged, in particular the allowing of multiple political parties. I'd guess that pluralistic research is research where you investigate multiple sources and the discussion of multiple opinions on the same subject
What is a pluralistic community?
A pluralistic community is a group of people or a society made up of different origins and cultural backgrounds.
Is America a pluralistic society?
America is a pluralistic society due to the magnitude of its diversity. America at is core is a nation of immigrants forging ethnically, religiously, and culturally heterogeneous society.
What did the Greeks have that other civilizations wanted?
(GODS) pluralistic
