3. Bilingual Education
•A system in which non-English speaking students
are taught academic subjects in their native
languages until they are prepared to attend
classes taught in English
4. Ecclesia
•A type of religious organization in which all people
in the society are members by virtue of their birth
5. Fundamentalism
•A type of religion involving rigid adherence to
rules and practices and the belief that religion
should be the primary force in one's life.
6. Animism
•A belief system in which natural objects such as
plants and animals are embodied spirits, which are
active in influencing human life
7. Sources
LaVerne, T. (n.d.). Sociology Chapter 13: Education and Religion. Retrieved from Holt
McDougal: https://my.hrw.com/tabnav/controller.jsp?isbn=9780554028613
