Abstract: Acculturation was an essential feature of human history. Acculturation referred to all cultural events resulting from the acquisition, modification, or reinterpretation of a culture, particularly the reception and assimilation of cultural elements specific to one social group by another. The term acculturation became widely accepted among American anthropologists in the late 19th century to refer to the changes that occurred when social groups with different cultural traditions merged. Since the 1990s, our working hypothesis has been that economic globalization, "New Information and Communication Technologies," and American English were closely related......
Keywords: Acculturation, transitional bilingual education, immigration, social fusion, cultural fusion, Spanglish.
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