Question

life factors/terminology in ethnicity
what is assimilation?
cultural identity: cultural identity is a sense of self that is formed by participation in a cultural group with shared beliefs, values, and practices. factors that influence cultural identity can include skin color, language, religion and other fluid aspects such as education and socioeconomic status.
cultural identity can change as a persons life circumstances evolve.
cultural group: a cultural group is a community of people who share common beliefs, behaviors and traditions. cultural groups can vary in size and can be formed around common interests, such as sports or science clubs.
acculturation: acculturation is the process of adapting to a new culture, with individuals or groups incorporating some of a new culture while also maintaining their own cultural identity.
assimilation: assimilation is the process of fully integrating into the dominant culture of a society, adopting its beliefs and behaviors. this can be voluntary or forced.
adapting while also distinctly keeping ones original cultural identity
moving to a different country without changing ones identity
fully adopting the traditions and behaviors of another culture

Explanation:

Assimilation in the context of ethnicity refers to the process where individuals or groups fully adopt the traditions and behaviors of another (usually the dominant) culture. It implies losing distinct original - cultural elements in favor of the new culture's norms.

Answer:

fully adopting the traditions and behaviors of another culture