Homogeneity
US /ˌhɑ:mədʒəˈni:əti/
・UK /ˌhɒmədʒəˈni:əti/
B1 中級
n. (u.)不可數名詞同種：同質：同次性
He studied the homogeneity of that society
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Visit USA(探訪美國) - 10 Things That Will SHOCK You About America (Visit USA - 10 Things That Will SHOCK You About America)
18:58
- when you come to the US, is you will see a lot of homogeneity, i.e., that means, like, everythings kind of
當你來到美國，是你會看到很多的同質性， 即，這意味著，像，每件事物那種。
- No, there is history and there is culture here. But on the other side of it, there is a lot of homogeneity
不，這裡有歷史，有文化。但在另一面，這裡有很多同質性的東西
令和新氣象，日本的挑戰與契機 (How Japan's new imperial era can bring fresh hope)
03:41
- But even the modest measures taken so far prove very controversial in a country that treasures its cultural homogeneity.
但就算是目前所採用之最溫和的手段，也在這個珍視文化同質性的國家中引起大量爭論。
美國為何如此忠於以色列？ (Why Is The US So Loyal to Israel?)
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- Now, why was the U.S. so eager to jump into bed with a tiny new nation already embroiled in conflict? According to former U.S. Ambassador to Israel Samuel Lewis, there were six main reasons for Truman's declaration in 1948. One, re-election. Truman was up for re-election and knew he couldn't afford to lose the Jewish vote. Many American Jews were lobbying for a Jewish state at the time, and after making his decisive move of support for Israel, Truman secured 75 percent of the Jewish vote and ultimately won re-election. Though it's worth noting that Jewish people account for about two percent of the U.S. population, so let's not get any conspiratorial ideas about Jews controlling election outcomes, okay? Number two, guilt. In 1924, the U.S. passed a new immigration policy called the Johnson-Reed Act, which established new literacy tests and quotas to curtail European immigration and preserve the ideal of U.S. homogeneity. The result was that U.S. borders were almost entirely sealed off to the European Jews who were later murdered in the Holocaust. In 1948, that guilt was powerful. Three, humanitarianism. Jewish people who had survived the Holocaust clearly needed somewhere to go, and it's not like we wanted them to live here. Four, Judeo-Christian enthusiasm. Anytime there's a biblical excuse to do something, a lot of folks will get excited. The
現在，美國為什麼如此急於與一個已經陷入衝突的新小國同床共枕呢？根據前美國駐以色列大使塞繆爾-劉易斯的說法，杜魯門在 1948 年發表聲明有六個主要原因。其一，連任。杜魯門即將競選連任，他知道自己不能失去猶太人的選票。當時，許多美國猶太人都在遊說建立一個猶太國家，杜魯門果斷做出支持以色列的舉動後，獲得了75%的猶太人選票，最終贏得連任。不過值得注意的是，猶太人約佔美國人口的 2%，所以我們還是不要對猶太人控制選舉結果抱有任何陰謀論的想法，好嗎？第二，內疚。1924 年，美國通過了一項名為《約翰遜-裡德法案》
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10:01
- [Speaking French] Yes, we're distanced and it's different because for the ensemble, put simply, for the homogeneity.
[法文] 沒錯，我們要保持距離，對於樂團，簡單來說，對於同質性來說，這感覺很不一樣。
