Question 1

Throughout apartheid, the coloured group was mainly viewed as people who:

Accepted Answer

A)  were Indian. 
B)  had racial mixture in their lineage. 
C)  were an Indian/Black mixture. 
D)  were an Indian/White mixture. 
A)  were Indian. 
B)  had racial mixture in their lineage. 
C)  were an Indian/Black mixture. 
D)  were an Indian/White mixture. B

Question 2

What role does colonialism play in Brazil, South Africa, and France?

Accepted Answer

Brazil and South Africa were colonized by Europeans. Colonialism was the precursor for apartheid in South Africa. In Brazil, laws and customs set during the colonial period continue to negatively affect people of African descent. France was its own colonial power.

Question 3

Prior to 1974, what was the immigration relationship of African colonies with France?

Accepted Answer

The people who lived in the former French African colonies were able to travel freely to France. Most of these migrants were made up of men who were looking for temporary jobs. Then as more restrictive immigration laws were created, more migrants decided to settle permanently because they were afraid, they would not be allowed to return.

Question 4

In South Africa, the "native" race label was changed to?

Accepted Answer

A)  Oji 
B)  Dausi 
C)  Bantu 
D)  Ata dudu 
A)  Oji 
B)  Dausi 
C)  Bantu 
D)  Ata dudu

Question 5

What happened in October 2005 with the youth of the banlieues?

Accepted Answer

The residents rebelled against high unem

Question 6

What is France's history with slavery?

Accepted Answer

During the mid-1700s, the French were in

Question 7

When forcibly taking African lands, the French taught African children the following EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A)  reading and writing. 
B)  speak French. 
C)  Christianity. 
D)  hygiene. 
A)  reading and writing. 
B)  speak French. 
C)  Christianity. 
D)  hygiene.

Question 8

What historical event occurred on June 16, 1976 in South Africa?

Accepted Answer

This date marks the Soweto uprising wher

Question 9

In Brazil race and color is complicated, however, they would be baffled by the following U.S. events EXCEPT?

Accepted Answer

A)  Charleston, SC church shooting by a White supremacist. 
B)  The president calling on the country to confront racial inequality. 
C)  The growing multiracial population. 
D)  Rachel Doelezal, a White woman, passing as a Black woman. 
A)  Charleston, SC church shooting by a White supremacist. 
B)  The president calling on the country to confront racial inequality. 
C)  The growing multiracial population. 
D)  Rachel Doelezal, a White woman, passing as a Black woman.

Question 10

The Affirmative Action policy that three states approved reserved _______ of university admission slots for Afro-Brazilian.

Accepted Answer

A)  20% 
B)  30% 
C)  40% 
D)  50% 
A)  20% 
B)  30% 
C)  40% 
D)  50%

Question 11

The countries examined in this chapter each had dynamics of ________ and _________.

Accepted Answer

A)  agricultural and plantation history 
B)  colonialism and slavery 
C)  color-blindness and denial 
D)  civil rights struggle and legal racial discrimination. 
A)  agricultural and plantation history 
B)  colonialism and slavery 
C)  color-blindness and denial 
D)  civil rights struggle and legal racial discrimination.

Question 12

The struggle for control for the Cape Colony in South Africa between the British and Afrikaners led to the:

Accepted Answer

A)  Boer War. 
B)  Maritz Rebellion. 
C)  Mozambican War. 
D)  Dutch-British War. 
A)  Boer War. 
B)  Maritz Rebellion. 
C)  Mozambican War. 
D)  Dutch-British War.

Question 13

What was apartheid like in South Africa?

Accepted Answer

In apartheid South Africa, interracial s

Question 14

In 1854, a Frenchman was appointed governor of Senegal, which marked the establishment of the French empire in sub-Saharan Africa. What was his name?

Accepted Answer

A)  Louis Léon César Faidherbe 
B)  Jean Faudoas de Cérillac 
C)  Jean-Léon Fournier 
D)  Jacques de Chambly 
A)  Louis Léon César Faidherbe 
B)  Jean Faudoas de Cérillac 
C)  Jean-Léon Fournier 
D)  Jacques de Chambly

Question 15

Daniele de Araújo lived in the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro in an area controlled by drug dealers. As she walked home, knowing she was pregnant she prayed that she wanted a girl. She wanted her to be healthy. Most of all, she prayed:

Accepted Answer

A)  "The baby has to be pretty." 
B)  "The baby has to be White." 
C)  "The baby has to be pardo." 
D)  "The baby has to be light-skinned." 
A)  "The baby has to be pretty." 
B)  "The baby has to be White." 
C)  "The baby has to be pardo." 
D)  "The baby has to be light-skinned."

Question 16

A discussion of inequality would be incomplete without discussing what another significant occurrence?

Accepted Answer

There are tremendous health inequalities

Question 17

What is Brazil's relationship with race today?

Accepted Answer

Similar to France, Brazilians believe, "

Question 18

Today in France, Antilleans have access to public administration jobs in France, but they have encountered:

Accepted Answer

A)  a glass ceiling. 
B)  a lack of training. 
C)  deep racial hostility. 
D)  ethnic discrimination. 
A)  a glass ceiling. 
B)  a lack of training. 
C)  deep racial hostility. 
D)  ethnic discrimination.

Question 19

Brazilian social historian, Gilberto Freyere published his book Casa Grande e Senzala in 1933. What were some the main arguments in his book?

Accepted Answer

He argued that Brazil was a racially mix

Question 20

Today, coloureds in South Africa still face all the following challenges EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A)  low levels of educational attainment. 
B)  high rates of unemployment. 
C)  poor health outcomes. 
D)  systemic racial violence. 
A)  low levels of educational attainment. 
B)  high rates of unemployment. 
C)  poor health outcomes. 
D)  systemic racial violence.

Throughout apartheid, the coloured group was mainly viewed as people who:

What role does colonialism play in Brazil, South Africa, and France?

Prior to 1974, what was the immigration relationship of African colonies with France?

In South Africa, the "native" race label was changed to?

What happened in October 2005 with the youth of the banlieues?

What is France's history with slavery?

When forcibly taking African lands, the French taught African children the following EXCEPT:

What historical event occurred on June 16, 1976 in South Africa?

In Brazil race and color is complicated, however, they would be baffled by the following U.S. events EXCEPT?

The Affirmative Action policy that three states approved reserved _______ of university admission slots for Afro-Brazilian.

The countries examined in this chapter each had dynamics of and _.

The struggle for control for the Cape Colony in South Africa between the British and Afrikaners led to the:

What was apartheid like in South Africa?

In 1854, a Frenchman was appointed governor of Senegal, which marked the establishment of the French empire in sub-Saharan Africa. What was his name?

Daniele de Araújo lived in the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro in an area controlled by drug dealers. As she walked home, knowing she was pregnant she prayed that she wanted a girl. She wanted her to be healthy. Most of all, she prayed:

A discussion of inequality would be incomplete without discussing what another significant occurrence?

What is Brazil's relationship with race today?

Today in France, Antilleans have access to public administration jobs in France, but they have encountered:

Brazilian social historian, Gilberto Freyere published his book Casa Grande e Senzala in 1933. What were some the main arguments in his book?

Today, coloureds in South Africa still face all the following challenges EXCEPT:

The Origin of the Idea of Race

Race, Immigration, and Citizenship From the 1840s to the 1920s

Racial Ideologies From the 1920s to the Present

Sociological Theories of Race and Racism

Racism in the Media: the Spread of Ideology

Colorism and Skin-Color Stratification

White Privilege and the Changing Us Racial Hierarchy

Educational Inequality

Income and Labor Market Inequality

Inequality in Housing and Wealth

Racism and the Criminal Justice System

Health Inequalities, Environmental Racism, and Environmental Justice

Racism, Nativism, and Immigration Policy

Racial Justice in the United States Today

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Exam 15: Thinking Globally: Race and Racisms in France, South Africa, and Brazil

Throughout apartheid, the coloured group was mainly viewed as people who:

What role does colonialism play in Brazil, South Africa, and France?

Prior to 1974, what was the immigration relationship of African colonies with France?

In South Africa, the "native" race label was changed to?

What happened in October 2005 with the youth of the banlieues?

What is France's history with slavery?

When forcibly taking African lands, the French taught African children the following EXCEPT:

What historical event occurred on June 16, 1976 in South Africa?

In Brazil race and color is complicated, however, they would be baffled by the following U.S. events EXCEPT?

The Affirmative Action policy that three states approved reserved _______ of university admission slots for Afro-Brazilian.

The countries examined in this chapter each had dynamics of ________ and _________.

The struggle for control for the Cape Colony in South Africa between the British and Afrikaners led to the:

What was apartheid like in South Africa?

In 1854, a Frenchman was appointed governor of Senegal, which marked the establishment of the French empire in sub-Saharan Africa. What was his name?

Daniele de Araújo lived in the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro in an area controlled by drug dealers. As she walked home, knowing she was pregnant she prayed that she wanted a girl. She wanted her to be healthy. Most of all, she prayed:

A discussion of inequality would be incomplete without discussing what another significant occurrence?

What is Brazil's relationship with race today?

Today in France, Antilleans have access to public administration jobs in France, but they have encountered:

Brazilian social historian, Gilberto Freyere published his book Casa Grande e Senzala in 1933. What were some the main arguments in his book?

Today, coloureds in South Africa still face all the following challenges EXCEPT:

The Origin of the Idea of Race

Race, Immigration, and Citizenship From the 1840s to the 1920s

Racial Ideologies From the 1920s to the Present

Sociological Theories of Race and Racism

Racism in the Media: the Spread of Ideology

Colorism and Skin-Color Stratification

White Privilege and the Changing Us Racial Hierarchy

Educational Inequality

Income and Labor Market Inequality

Inequality in Housing and Wealth

Racism and the Criminal Justice System

Health Inequalities, Environmental Racism, and Environmental Justice

Racism, Nativism, and Immigration Policy

Racial Justice in the United States Today

Filters

The countries examined in this chapter each had dynamics of and _.