| Across |
| 2. | Exaggerated generalizations about a group of people |
| 4. | Intergroup contact between people of equal status causing them to be less prejudiced |
| 7. | Belief that ones race is superior |
| 9. | Transfer of money, goods, and services that are not reported to the government |
| 12. | Foreigners who have already entered the U.S. and now seek protection from persecution |
| 13. | Groups such as the Amish, that reject both assimilation and coexistence |
| 15. | Maintenance of one's ethnic ties in a way that can assist with assimilation in larger society |
| 18. | Distinctive pattern of oppression |
| 20. | Barrier that blocks promotions of qualified workers because of gender or minority |
| 22. | Use of race-neutral principles to defend the racially unequal status quo |
| 24. | A minority and a majority group combining to form a new group |
| 25. | Immigrants who sustain multiple social relationships that link their societies of origin and settlement |
| 26. | Tendency to assume that one's culture is superior |
| 27. | People living outside their country of citizenship for fear of political or religious persecution |
| 28. | Blaming others by refusing to accept responsibility |
| 29. | Fear of all things foreign |
| 30. | Fear of all things associated with China |