Question 1

How does Ladson-Billings define the "achievement gap" frequently discussed in the United States?

Accepted Answer

Gloria Ladson-Billings defines the "achi

Question 2

As noted in "The First Americans: Americans Indians," the policies of termination and relocation of American Indians took the form of ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  ending the special status of reservations and moving American Indians to urban settings 
B)  ending discriminatory practices against American Indians 
C)  cultural relativism 
D)  the creation of reservations and the sovereignty of tribal nations 
A)  ending the special status of reservations and moving American Indians to urban settings 
B)  ending discriminatory practices against American Indians 
C)  cultural relativism 
D)  the creation of reservations and the sovereignty of tribal nations

Question 3

As explained in "The First Americans: Americans Indians," the Roosevelt administration issued the Indian New Deal, which_____.

Accepted Answer

A)  removed John Collier as the Commissioner of Indian Affairs 
B)  developed a new respect for American Indian tribal culture 
C)  eliminated projects to control soil erosion 
D)  weakened the infrastructure on reservations 
A)  removed John Collier as the Commissioner of Indian Affairs 
B)  developed a new respect for American Indian tribal culture 
C)  eliminated projects to control soil erosion 
D)  weakened the infrastructure on reservations

Question 4

Intermarriages between Asian Americans and Whites are_____.

Accepted Answer

A)  far more common than those between Blacks and Whites 
B)  less likely to encounter cultural differences based on racial-gender stereotypes because of Asian Americans' status as "honorary Whites" 
C)  rarer than other forms of intermarriage because of the strong ethnic affiliations of Asian Americans 
D)  more egalitarian than other marriages 
A)  far more common than those between Blacks and Whites 
B)  less likely to encounter cultural differences based on racial-gender stereotypes because of Asian Americans' status as "honorary Whites" 
C)  rarer than other forms of intermarriage because of the strong ethnic affiliations of Asian Americans 
D)  more egalitarian than other marriages

Question 5

All but which of the following are known to be correlated with academic achievement?

Accepted Answer

A)  school composition 
B)  student's family background 
C)  teacher's verbal skills 
D)  student's ethnic background 
A)  school composition 
B)  student's family background 
C)  teacher's verbal skills 
D)  student's ethnic background

Question 6

Compare enslaved and free women's reproductive labor? How was each controlled?

Accepted Answer

Enslaved women's reproductive labor was

Question 7

While much psychological research has focused on development processes and socio- emotional outcomes for children of same-sex parents, sociological research has grappled more with how social institutions such as schools and legal systems shape lesbian and gay families and how LGBT families construct the meaning of family. What do these research emphases reveal about disciplinary perspectives in each field?

Accepted Answer

The research emphases in psychology and

Question 8

Victor M. Rios refers to the process of dehumanization by which punitive social control prevents marginalized youth from becoming productive citizens as _____________ .

Accepted Answer

A)  social reassignment 
B)  distributive justice 
C)  social incapacitation 
D)  cultural genocide 
A)  social reassignment 
B)  distributive justice 
C)  social incapacitation 
D)  cultural genocide

Question 9

According to Matthew Snipp, American Indians are one of the most_____groups in American society.

Accepted Answer

A)  significant 
B)  diverse 
C)  destitute 
D)  insignificant 
A)  significant 
B)  diverse 
C)  destitute 
D)  insignificant

Question 10

Dill tells us that African American, Chinese American, and Chicano women had which of the following in common during the 18th and 19th centuries?

Accepted Answer

A)  They, like White middle class women, worked only in the private sphere of the home. 
B)  They all worked as migrant laborers. 
C)  They all had to work outside the home for wages, as well as inside the home raising children and caring for husbands. 
D)  They all worked as maids and nannies in White people's homes. 
A)  They, like White middle class women, worked only in the private sphere of the home. 
B)  They all worked as migrant laborers. 
C)  They all had to work outside the home for wages, as well as inside the home raising children and caring for husbands. 
D)  They all worked as maids and nannies in White people's homes.

Question 11

The central challenge that Roberta Espinoza describes among Latina doctoral students is the tension between_____.

Accepted Answer

A)  completing all of their academic work and getting enough sleep 
B)  being a good daughter while also being a good student 
C)  choosing a major out of love of learning and choosing a major that will be lucrative 
D)  wishing to be a graduate student and wishing to become a mother 
A)  completing all of their academic work and getting enough sleep 
B)  being a good daughter while also being a good student 
C)  choosing a major out of love of learning and choosing a major that will be lucrative 
D)  wishing to be a graduate student and wishing to become a mother

Question 12

Bertrand and Mullainathan found that applicants in their study given White sounding names needed to send out 10 resumes to get a callback. They found that applicants with African American sounding names needed to send out_____resumes.

Accepted Answer

A)  15 
B)  10 
C)  29 
D)  3 
A)  15 
B)  10 
C)  29 
D)  3

Question 13

Legal permanent residents (LPRs) in the United States_____.

Accepted Answer

A)  have the right to remain in the United States on a permanent basis, so long as they do not violate provisions of the Immigration and Nationality Act 
B)  are permitted to live in the United States but are ineligible to apply to become naturalized citizens 
C)  have the right to due process hearing in the courts before they can be deported for anything other than crimes carrying life sentences 
D)  all of the above 
A)  have the right to remain in the United States on a permanent basis, so long as they do not violate provisions of the Immigration and Nationality Act 
B)  are permitted to live in the United States but are ineligible to apply to become naturalized citizens 
C)  have the right to due process hearing in the courts before they can be deported for anything other than crimes carrying life sentences 
D)  all of the above

Question 14

Discuss "how the multiple features of each plaintiff's biography influence and shape the stories they tell about work life at Wal-Mart."

Accepted Answer

The multiple features of each plaintiff'

Question 15

According to Tanya Golash-Boza, the irony inherent in the status of LPRs in the United States is_____.

Accepted Answer

A)  although they wish to become U.S. citizens, they are not permitted to do so 
B)  because they have access to civil and legal rights as noncitizens, the need for formal legal citizenship does not feel very pressing 
C)  they are much more likely to commit crimes than citizens are, but they have access to all of the same protections of due process in criminal courts 
D)  instead of establishing meaningful social ties and participating in cultural life in the United States, they are more likely to remain tied to social and cultural networks in their countries of origin 
A)  although they wish to become U.S. citizens, they are not permitted to do so 
B)  because they have access to civil and legal rights as noncitizens, the need for formal legal citizenship does not feel very pressing 
C)  they are much more likely to commit crimes than citizens are, but they have access to all of the same protections of due process in criminal courts 
D)  instead of establishing meaningful social ties and participating in cultural life in the United States, they are more likely to remain tied to social and cultural networks in their countries of origin

Question 16

Are you surprised at Steinbugler's assertion that White partners did not necessarily change their racial perspectives as a result of their interracial intimate relationships and therefore may not be the enlightened, "post-racial" vanguards they are often thought to represent? Why did or didn't this surprise you?

Accepted Answer

As an AI, I don't have personal opinions

Question 17

In a study of Vietnamese youth in San Diego, most identified themselves as being_____.

Accepted Answer

A)  Asian American 
B)  Vietnamese 
C)  Vietnamese American 
D)  American 
A)  Asian American 
B)  Vietnamese 
C)  Vietnamese American 
D)  American

Question 18

Ms. Gina Espinoza-Price provided an example of how a White man used joking to force others to acknowledge the labels he had created for them and to show ____________ .

Accepted Answer

A)  how "cool" he could be 
B)  his kind nature 
C)  dominance 
D)  that his sense of humor meant that he was not "really" racist 
A)  how "cool" he could be 
B)  his kind nature 
C)  dominance 
D)  that his sense of humor meant that he was not "really" racist

Question 19

Childrearing among same-sex couples is highest among which racial group?

Accepted Answer

A)  Whites 
B)  African Americans 
C)  Latinos 
D)  Asian Americans 
A)  Whites 
B)  African Americans 
C)  Latinos 
D)  Asian Americans

Question 20

On average, how many attempts have been found that it usually takes for a woman to leave an abusive relationship?

Accepted Answer

A)  3 
B)  5 
C)  7 
D)  9 
A)  3 
B)  5 
C)  7 
D)  9

How does Ladson-Billings define the "achievement gap" frequently discussed in the United States?

As noted in "The First Americans: Americans Indians," the policies of termination and relocation of American Indians took the form of ______.

As explained in "The First Americans: Americans Indians," the Roosevelt administration issued the Indian New Deal, which_____.

Intermarriages between Asian Americans and Whites are_____.

All but which of the following are known to be correlated with academic achievement?

Compare enslaved and free women's reproductive labor? How was each controlled?

Victor M. Rios refers to the process of dehumanization by which punitive social control prevents marginalized youth from becoming productive citizens as _____________ .

According to Matthew Snipp, American Indians are one of the most_____groups in American society.

Dill tells us that African American, Chinese American, and Chicano women had which of the following in common during the 18th and 19th centuries?

The central challenge that Roberta Espinoza describes among Latina doctoral students is the tension between_____.

Bertrand and Mullainathan found that applicants in their study given White sounding names needed to send out 10 resumes to get a callback. They found that applicants with African American sounding names needed to send out_____resumes.

Legal permanent residents (LPRs) in the United States_____.

Discuss "how the multiple features of each plaintiff's biography influence and shape the stories they tell about work life at Wal-Mart."

According to Tanya Golash-Boza, the irony inherent in the status of LPRs in the United States is_____.

In a study of Vietnamese youth in San Diego, most identified themselves as being_____.

Ms. Gina Espinoza-Price provided an example of how a White man used joking to force others to acknowledge the labels he had created for them and to show ____________ .

Childrearing among same-sex couples is highest among which racial group?

On average, how many attempts have been found that it usually takes for a woman to leave an abusive relationship?

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Exam 3: Social Institutions and Social Issues

How does Ladson-Billings define the "achievement gap" frequently discussed in the United States?

As noted in "The First Americans: Americans Indians," the policies of termination and relocation of American Indians took the form of ______.

As explained in "The First Americans: Americans Indians," the Roosevelt administration issued the Indian New Deal, which_____.

Intermarriages between Asian Americans and Whites are_____.

All but which of the following are known to be correlated with academic achievement?

Compare enslaved and free women's reproductive labor? How was each controlled?

Victor M. Rios refers to the process of dehumanization by which punitive social control prevents marginalized youth from becoming productive citizens as _____________ .

According to Matthew Snipp, American Indians are one of the most_____groups in American society.

Dill tells us that African American, Chinese American, and Chicano women had which of the following in common during the 18th and 19th centuries?

The central challenge that Roberta Espinoza describes among Latina doctoral students is the tension between_____.

Bertrand and Mullainathan found that applicants in their study given White sounding names needed to send out 10 resumes to get a callback. They found that applicants with African American sounding names needed to send out_____resumes.

Legal permanent residents (LPRs) in the United States_____.

Discuss "how the multiple features of each plaintiff's biography influence and shape the stories they tell about work life at Wal-Mart."

According to Tanya Golash-Boza, the irony inherent in the status of LPRs in the United States is_____.

In a study of Vietnamese youth in San Diego, most identified themselves as being_____.

Ms. Gina Espinoza-Price provided an example of how a White man used joking to force others to acknowledge the labels he had created for them and to show ____________ .

Childrearing among same-sex couples is highest among which racial group?

On average, how many attempts have been found that it usually takes for a woman to leave an abusive relationship?

Why Race, Class, and Gender Still Matter

Systems of Power and Inequality

Intersectionality and Social Change

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