Exam 6: The Nation As a Kaleidoscope
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Suggest a metaphor for the racial and ethnic diversity and history of the United States to replace the melting pot and salad bowl analogies. Explain how it represents the racial and ethnic story of the United States.
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The kaleidoscope offers a familiar, yet more useful, analogy. Patented in 1817 by Scottish scientist Sir David Brewster, the kaleidoscope is both a toy and increasingly a table artifact of upscale living rooms. Users of this optical device are aware that when they turn a set of mirrors, the colors and patterns reflected off pieces of glass, tinsel, or beads seem to be endless. The growing popularity of the phrase "people of color" seems made for the kaleidoscope that is the United States. The changing images correspond to the often-bewildering array of groups found in the country.
African Americans have in the past faced significant restrictions in receiving quality education. It is likely that African Americans ________.
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In the context of race, schooling, and income, which of the following statements is true of the various groups making up the American society?
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The ________ reflects the cultural values and social norms that impact Asian professionals' interactions with others.
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Explain how different ethnic and racial groups have different perceptions about various issues.
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Which of the following locates the source of Black miseducation in the African American household?
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Allen, a scientist, was stopped and frisked repeatedly at an airport because of his ethnicity. This action by airport officials is an example of ________.
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Studies indicate that African Americans and Hispanics are better off today than they were in the 1970s using education, income, percent below poverty, and life expectancy as indicators. Given this, provide an explanation for the conclusion that the inequality between minorities and Whites remains, and in some cases has increased.
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Kevin belongs to a community that has a rich history. In his community, family reunions are regarded as a major event. Therefore, it can be concluded that ________.
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Which of the following makes developing social capital more difficult?
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Irene, a sociologist, is of the opinion that the United States has a population that is multiracial and multi-ethnic that cannot be defined in concrete terms. This is because of the constant change in the cultural makeup of the American society. According to Irene, the United States resembles a ________.
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________ have ceased to be subordinates and are no longer disadvantaged according to the proponents of the model-minority view in the United States.
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Studies comparing attitudes and performance among Black and White students show that ________.
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Hate crimes against Asian Americans is a consequence of the phenomenon known as ________.
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The ________ caused Asian immigrants to be characterized as heathen, morally inferior, drug addicted, savage, or lustful.
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Rachel belongs to a family that places a high emphasis on education and art. Rachel attends the best educational institutions in the country and also a well-known artist. Therefore, Rachel's family has high levels of ________.
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