Exam 5: Geographies of Race and Ethnicity: Melting Pot or Salad Bowl

The fastest-growing ethnic group in the United States today comes from:

All of the following groups are susceptible to racial profiling in the United States EXCEPT:

What occurs when an immigrant group pursues an adaptive strategy that, in the short run, fails to provide the necessities of life or, in the long run, destroys the habitat?

Which association is NOT correct?

Which Florida city is well known for its Cuban American population?

The last country in the Americas to ban slavery was:

Members of majority groups often become ethnic minorities as a result of:

Which has been the main form of migration into the United States?

-Which of the following states has French ethnic islands?

Which refers to the notion that people adopt elements of other cultures as well as contributing elements of their own culture?

The French-Canadian homeland is centered in:

Immigrants tend to perceive the ecosystem of their new home as more like that of their native land than is actually the case.

Wilber, Nebraska, was settled by immigrants from which country?

In recent years, Nebraska has become an attractive migration prospect for people from:

-According to William Frey, within the United States ethnic populations tend to concentrate:

-According to the map, which part of the United States has the heaviest concentration of Hispanics?

-A readily visible marker of ethnicity on the landscape is called a(n):

Which association is NOT correct?

Groups can be displaced by all of the following factors EXCEPT:

Membership in an ethnic group is largely voluntary.