Inequalitarian pluralism describes a situation in which specific ethnic groups are set apart from the dominant group and have unequal access to power and privilege. This pattern is also referred to as __________.

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Inequalitarian pluralism involves the segregation of specific ethnic groups from the dominant group, resulting in unequal access to power and privilege. Choice B) miscegenation refers to the mixing of different racial groups through intermarriage, which is not relevant in this context. Choice C) incompatibility refers to the inability of different groups to exist or work together, which is not necessarily the case in inequalitarian pluralism. Choice D) accommodation refers to the adjustment or compromise between different groups, which is not necessarily present in a situation of unequal power dynamics.

Inequalitarian Pluralism Describes a Situation in Which Specific Ethnic Groups