What social issues does forced assimilation create?

Although assimilation can be progressive, regressive or coalescent, it has two forms: full assimilation and partial assimilation (Ofulue et al, 2010). When the sound totally adopts another sound, it is called full or complete assimilation.

Among the more high profile examples of forced assimilation is the case of the indigenous populations of the US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. ... A notable example of forced assimilation is also imperial Japan's policy in Formosa (Taiwan) and Korea

Some examples of cultural assimilation: Incomplete: The Akkadians into Sumerian culture - adopting/adapting gods, writing, city life (civilization)

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attacks by the seljuk. a devastating blow to the entire byzantine world was dealt by christian crusaders from the west. the venetians were eager to destroy byzantine power and offered the crusaders money, ships, and part of the spoils of war.

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