Question 1

Coming after the rise of the racial minority movements of the 1960s, the racial reaction to these movements

Accepted Answer

A)  Solidified the movements' purposes and goals in changing the racial state 
B)  Encouraged cooperation between white and non-white coalitions to end racism 
C)  Fragmented the movements' purposes and impeded their work of changing the racial state . 
D)  Created a new era of racial despotism 
E)  Represented a call to extend the ideology of black power 
A)  Solidified the movements' purposes and goals in changing the racial state 
B)  Encouraged cooperation between white and non-white coalitions to end racism 
C)  Fragmented the movements' purposes and impeded their work of changing the racial state . 
D)  Created a new era of racial despotism 
E)  Represented a call to extend the ideology of black power C

Question 2

Whatwere the important changes that Omi and Winant identify as new to U.S.racial politics during the "Great Transformation"?

Accepted Answer

A)  A paradigm shift and the rise of new social movements . 
B)  Anti-colonialism and the demand for voting rights 
C)  Black nationalism and black feminism 
D)  The ethnicity paradigm and the class paradigm 
E)  The support of national political figures such as Presidents Kennedy and Johnson 
A)  A paradigm shift and the rise of new social movements . 
B)  Anti-colonialism and the demand for voting rights 
C)  Black nationalism and black feminism 
D)  The ethnicity paradigm and the class paradigm 
E)  The support of national political figures such as Presidents Kennedy and Johnson A

Question 3

All of the following were the results of the "Great Transformation" in the U.S.A. except

Accepted Answer

A)  Rearticulating collective black subjectivity 
B)  Dividing the black movement and its goals 
C)  Eradicating the use of race as a master category of difference . 
D)  Pushing for political actions against state-sanctioned segregation and discrimination 
E)  Encouraging a new racial politics of identity for the U.S.A. 
A)  Rearticulating collective black subjectivity 
B)  Dividing the black movement and its goals 
C)  Eradicating the use of race as a master category of difference . 
D)  Pushing for political actions against state-sanctioned segregation and discrimination 
E)  Encouraging a new racial politics of identity for the U.S.A. C

Question 4

SNCC and CORE are examples of organizations that embraced the principles of

Accepted Answer

A)  Black power . 
B)  White power 
C)  Use of elections to achieve racial equality 
D)  Black incorporation and equal treatment 
E)  Non-violent resistance 
A)  Black power . 
B)  White power 
C)  Use of elections to achieve racial equality 
D)  Black incorporation and equal treatment 
E)  Non-violent resistance

Question 5

Which of the following strategies during the civil rights movement rejected assimilationist and integrationist tendencies associated with early mobilization in the 1950s and 1960s?

Accepted Answer

A)  Black power . 
B)  Entrism 
C)  Assimilationism 
D)  White nationalism 
E)  Marxism 
A)  Black power . 
B)  Entrism 
C)  Assimilationism 
D)  White nationalism 
E)  Marxism

Question 6

What paradigm explaining race relations in the U.S.A. was initially linked to the civil rights movement but later conflicted with it by developing colorblind racial ideology?

Accepted Answer

A)  Class-based paradigm 
B)  Nation-based paradigm 
C)  Ethnicity-based paradigm . 
D)  Racial formation paradigm 
E)  Intersectionality paradigm 
A)  Class-based paradigm 
B)  Nation-based paradigm 
C)  Ethnicity-based paradigm . 
D)  Racial formation paradigm 
E)  Intersectionality paradigm

Question 7

Some minority groups found that they wanted to challenge the current racial state from within by greater participation in existing political and economic structures in the U.S.A. Omi and Winant call this political strategy

Accepted Answer

A)  Nationalism 
B)  Socialism 
C)  Radical black nationalism 
D)  Electoral/institutional entrism . 
E)  Racial reaction 
A)  Nationalism 
B)  Socialism 
C)  Radical black nationalism 
D)  Electoral/institutional entrism . 
E)  Racial reaction

Question 8

Black power arose in the civil rights movement because

Accepted Answer

A)  Some blacks believed racial equality could be hastened through armed revolutionary struggle 
B)  Some blacks wanted to address the continuing social problems of poverty and disenfranchisement that blacks faced even after civil rights legislation . 
C)  Some blacks wanted faster integration of their communities in order to speed assimilation into white America 
D)  Some blacks thought only black capitalism could create political power in the black community 
E)  Some blacks believed that Christianity was holding back civil rights and wanted to link the black movement with Islam 
A)  Some blacks believed racial equality could be hastened through armed revolutionary struggle 
B)  Some blacks wanted to address the continuing social problems of poverty and disenfranchisement that blacks faced even after civil rights legislation . 
C)  Some blacks wanted faster integration of their communities in order to speed assimilation into white America 
D)  Some blacks thought only black capitalism could create political power in the black community 
E)  Some blacks believed that Christianity was holding back civil rights and wanted to link the black movement with Islam

Question 9

What has been an enduring legacy of the "Great Transformation" and the black movement?

Accepted Answer

A)  Continuing legislation to end segregation and discrimination based on race 
B)  A constant emphasis on black power and pride in American history 
C)  The creation of a "politics of identity" . 
D)  Resurgence in the support of nation-based explanations of racial differences 
E)  The recognition of race as a religious and biological fact 
A)  Continuing legislation to end segregation and discrimination based on race 
B)  A constant emphasis on black power and pride in American history 
C)  The creation of a "politics of identity" . 
D)  Resurgence in the support of nation-based explanations of racial differences 
E)  The recognition of race as a religious and biological fact

Question 10

Omi and Winant suggest that the first phase of the post-WWII encounter and reform of the racial state by minorities was characterized by

Accepted Answer

A)  The recognition that slavery had not ended 
B)  Mass mobilization against southern segregation and discrimination . 
C)  The rise of a racial reaction by white America against the black movement 
D)  The creation of the black power identity among some black nationalists 
E)  Blissful ignorance on the part of white America 
A)  The recognition that slavery had not ended 
B)  Mass mobilization against southern segregation and discrimination . 
C)  The rise of a racial reaction by white America against the black movement 
D)  The creation of the black power identity among some black nationalists 
E)  Blissful ignorance on the part of white America

Question 11

Which of the following people are associated with the "black power" movement in the 1960s?

Accepted Answer

A)  W.E.B. Du Bois 
B)  Marcus Garvey 
C)  Martin Luther King Jr. 
D)  Malcolm X . 
E)  Booker T. Washington 
A)  W.E.B. Du Bois 
B)  Marcus Garvey 
C)  Martin Luther King Jr. 
D)  Malcolm X . 
E)  Booker T. Washington

Coming after the rise of the racial minority movements of the 1960s, the racial reaction to these movements

Whatwere the important changes that Omi and Winant identify as new to U.S.racial politics during the "Great Transformation"?

All of the following were the results of the "Great Transformation" in the U.S.A. except

SNCC and CORE are examples of organizations that embraced the principles of

Which of the following strategies during the civil rights movement rejected assimilationist and integrationist tendencies associated with early mobilization in the 1950s and 1960s?

What paradigm explaining race relations in the U.S.A. was initially linked to the civil rights movement but later conflicted with it by developing colorblind racial ideology?

Some minority groups found that they wanted to challenge the current racial state from within by greater participation in existing political and economic structures in the U.S.A. Omi and Winant call this political strategy

Black power arose in the civil rights movement because

What has been an enduring legacy of the "Great Transformation" and the black movement?

Omi and Winant suggest that the first phase of the post-WWII encounter and reform of the racial state by minorities was characterized by

Which of the following people are associated with the "black power" movement in the 1960s?

Ethnicity

Class

Nation

The Theory of Racial Formation

Racial Politics and the Racial State

Racial Reaction: Containment and Rearticulation

Colorblindness, Neoliberalism, and Obama

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Exam 6: The Great Transformation

Coming after the rise of the racial minority movements of the 1960s, the racial reaction to these movements

Whatwere the important changes that Omi and Winant identify as new to U.S.racial politics during the "Great Transformation"?

All of the following were the results of the "Great Transformation" in the U.S.A. except

SNCC and CORE are examples of organizations that embraced the principles of

Which of the following strategies during the civil rights movement rejected assimilationist and integrationist tendencies associated with early mobilization in the 1950s and 1960s?

What paradigm explaining race relations in the U.S.A. was initially linked to the civil rights movement but later conflicted with it by developing colorblind racial ideology?

Some minority groups found that they wanted to challenge the current racial state from within by greater participation in existing political and economic structures in the U.S.A. Omi and Winant call this political strategy

Black power arose in the civil rights movement because

What has been an enduring legacy of the "Great Transformation" and the black movement?

Omi and Winant suggest that the first phase of the post-WWII encounter and reform of the racial state by minorities was characterized by

Which of the following people are associated with the "black power" movement in the 1960s?

Ethnicity

Class

Nation

The Theory of Racial Formation

Racial Politics and the Racial State

Racial Reaction: Containment and Rearticulation

Colorblindness, Neoliberalism, and Obama

Filters