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An organisms inherited genetic factors that provide the framework for its physical form is called it’s

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GENOTYPE

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A culturally constructed concept originating in Virginia in 1691 that was designed to establish clear boundaries of who is white and who is not is in order to prevent the rebellion of poor working whites against the British colonial governor was called

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WHITENESS

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Patterns by which racial inequality was structured through key cultural institutions, policies, and systems such as redlining or racial profiling by law enforcement are examples of

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INSITUTIONAL RACISM

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When Jon Stewart said, “America is a nation of immigrants who hate the newer immigrants” he was referring to American

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NATIVISM

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An organisms physical form that is a result of it’s genotype’s interaction with environmental factors is called its

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PHENOTYPE

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Personal prejudicial beliefs, biases and discriminatory actions based on race is

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INDIVIDUAL RACISM

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The practice by which a nation-state extents political, economic, and military powers beyond its own borders to control another country in order to secure access to natural resources, cheap labor, and or markets

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COLONIALISM

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A person who left his or her home country as a teenager or adult is a

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FIRST-GENERATION IMMIGRANT

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The child of immigrants who is born and raised in the new country.

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SECOND-GENERATIONIMMIGRANT

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The practice of maintaining active participation in social, economic, and political spheres across national boarders is called

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TRANSNATIONALISM

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Friends, family, and social networks that can be mobilized in lieu of, or complementary to, financial capital is called

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SOCIAL CAPITAL

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A person who has been forced to move within his country of origin because of persecution or armed conflicted is called

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C. an internally displaced person

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  1. Money and other resources transferred from migrants working abroad to individuals, families, and institutions in their country of origin is called a
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REMITTANCE

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  1. A personal who has been forced to flee for his or her life from their native country owing to well-founded fear of being persecuted for reasons of race, religion, of a particular social group or political opinion is a
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REFUGEE

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  1. A demeaning historical term for interracial marriage is
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MISCEGENATION

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  1. The assignment of children of racially “mixed” unions to the subordinate group, which is also called the “one drop of blood rule” in racist societies is
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HYPODESCENT

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  1. Favoring certain long-term inhabitants over new immigrants, which is also known as xenophobia is called
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NATIVISM

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  1. A set of popular ideas about race that allows the discriminatory behaviors of individuals and institutes to seem reasonable, national, and normal is called.
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D. RACIAL IDEOLOGY

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  1. A story told about the founding history of a particular ethnic or national group that may reinforce a sense of group membership and common identity is called a/an
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B. ORGIN MYTH

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  1. A practice or belief used to signify who is in a group and who is not by eating certain foods, speaking a certain language, or belief is known as
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A. ENTHIC BOUNDTRY MARKER

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  1. A corporate entity established to manage tribal resources and run businesses for its tribal members, or “shareholders” is called an
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ETHNO-CORPORATION

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  1. A metaphor that was used to describe the process of immigrant assimilation into U.S dominant culture is called an
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B. MELTING POT

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  1. The invented sense of connection, community, and shared traditions of a nation based on a shared language and lecture is called
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C. IMAGINED COMMUNITY

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  1. The adoption of elements of one culture by members of another culture, especially if the adoption is by a member of a dominate culture in a manner that they may deem demeaning is called
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A. CULTURAL APPROPRIATION

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  1. The desire of an ethnic community to create a nation-state or promote the power of their nation-state is called
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C. NATIONALISM

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  1. C = EUGENIES
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A false pseudoscience created to justify social inequality as being based on biologically inherited traits or race is called

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  1. D = CULTURAL APPROPRIATION
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The use of a fake feathered war bonnets by Victoria secret for a fashion show

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  1. E = INVENTED TRADITIONS
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A Scottish kilt with a pattern tied to family

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  1. B = ASSIMILATION
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A person her was born in a traditional Spanish speaking Mexican household but no longer speak Spanish and doesn’t practice

30
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  1. A = JIM CROW
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Laws implemented after the U.S Civil war to legally enforce segregation

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The acronym “IDP” stands for “imaginary displaced person”

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FALSE

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An example of internally displaced people are migrant workers in CA

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FALSE

33
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The movement of people facilitated by the support of networks of family and friends who have already immigrated is called chain migration

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TRUE

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An example of “situational negation of identity” would be comedian Carlos calling himself “Mexican” on stage even though is American citizen.

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TRUE

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Money and other resources transferred from migrants working abroad to individual’s families and institutions in their country of origin are called remittance.

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TRUE

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A labor immigrant is a person who moves in search of a law-skilled/ low paid job often filling an economic niche.

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TRUE

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When racial in equality is structures through key cultural institutions, or corporate or government policies, it is called institutional racism

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TRUE

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A person who has been forced to move away from his or he country because of political persecution, war, or genocide is called a refugee

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TRUE

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A pattern of ethnic relations in which new immigrants and their children retain their tradition culture while enculturing into the dominate is called multiculturalism

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TRUE

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race is a scientific classification of people.

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FALSE

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