Most forms of multiculturalism specifically recognize formerly marginalized groups to ensure their rights as citizens, sometimes granting collective rights as groups. This concept of managed multiculturalism can take many forms. Indicate your understanding of managed multiculturalism by choosing examples. (Select all that apply.)

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A.Incorrect. Generally speaking, married American families have not been considered marginalized.
B.Correct. Increasing legal and tribal rights for Native Americans is a valid example of managed multiculturalism.
C.Correct. Even though "all Canadians" could not technically be marginalized, it is possible that a subset of that culture (bilingual-speaking) could be marginalized by not providing easy accessibility to use both English and French language.
D.Correct. Giving territorial rights to the Inuit people is an example of managed multiculturalism and resulted in the new territory, Nunavut.
E.Incorrect. Self-determination does not demonstrate an accurate response to the question.

Most Forms of Multiculturalism Specifically Recognize Formerly Marginalized Groups to Ensure