Question

Crispus Attucks, thought to have been a runaway slave, was a patriotic American who died in the Boston Massacre in 1770. If you were to present a lesson about events that led to the American Revolution, asking your students to select a point of view of either white colonists or African Americans (such as Attucks) at the time and to study with this perspective in mind, this would be the __________ approach to multicultural education.

Answer 1

Answer: Integration

Explanation: This would be the integration approach to multicultural education, since in it, the teacher promotes democracy as such in his students, despite the presentation of various factors such as race, language, religion and customs; He strives to provide all of his students with the same opportunities who contribute their different points of view, in this case, that of white settlers and African Americans such as Attucks. The clear example of multicultural education in a school setting is the teaching of the events that took place in the Boston massacre in 1770, which accelerated the American Revolution.