Question 1

Regarding gendered spaces

Accepted Answer

A) they are rare and not often seen in the Americas. 
B) they are common and we experience gendered space almost everyday. 
C) they are related mainly to Asian groups like Japanese and Koreas, who are sensitive to gender choices. 
D) they are chosen by a gendered group at birth. 
A) they are rare and not often seen in the Americas. 
B) they are common and we experience gendered space almost everyday. 
C) they are related mainly to Asian groups like Japanese and Koreas, who are sensitive to gender choices. 
D) they are chosen by a gendered group at birth. B

Question 2

One example of two emergent cultures coming out of one previous one would be

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A) the contemporary distinction between North and South Vietnamese culture. 
B) the unification of ethnic Germans. 
C) the distinct regionalism of North and South in the United States. 
D) the rise of two Koreas politically and culturally. 
A) the contemporary distinction between North and South Vietnamese culture. 
B) the unification of ethnic Germans. 
C) the distinct regionalism of North and South in the United States. 
D) the rise of two Koreas politically and culturally. D

Question 3

The word 'ethnos' is

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A) Greek for 'people' 
B) Latin for 'water' 
C) Roman for 'public' 
D) Italian for 'love' 
A) Greek for 'people' 
B) Latin for 'water' 
C) Roman for 'public' 
D) Italian for 'love' A

Question 4

Which is the best example of an ethnic neighborhood in the U.S.?

Accepted Answer

A) the traditional walking city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 
B) the Midwestern suburb of Gahanna near Columbus, Ohio 
C) a small area of Puerto Ricans in Wilmington, Delaware 
D) an ethnically Scots-Irish farmstead in the Shenandoah Valley, Virginia 
A) the traditional walking city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 
B) the Midwestern suburb of Gahanna near Columbus, Ohio 
C) a small area of Puerto Ricans in Wilmington, Delaware 
D) an ethnically Scots-Irish farmstead in the Shenandoah Valley, Virginia

Question 5

Hanification is a term

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A) that is distinctly Chinese. 
B) that represents the dilution of regional cultures by a main culture. 
C) has happened in more countries than just China. 
D) all of the above. 
A) that is distinctly Chinese. 
B) that represents the dilution of regional cultures by a main culture. 
C) has happened in more countries than just China. 
D) all of the above.

Question 6

A country with a low percentage of women in its adult labor force might be

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A) Sweden. 
B) Qatar. 
C) Russia. 
D) Lesotho. 
A) Sweden. 
B) Qatar. 
C) Russia. 
D) Lesotho.

Question 7

Originally the word 'ghetto' was applied to ___________ in ____________.

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A) blacks;the American South 
B) Tatars;the Crimean Peninsula 
C) Jews;Venice 
D) Palestinian Muslims;the West Bank of Israel 
A) blacks;the American South 
B) Tatars;the Crimean Peninsula 
C) Jews;Venice 
D) Palestinian Muslims;the West Bank of Israel

Question 8

The best example of assimilation would be

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A) Welsh people relearning their language and once again reemphasizing their culture. 
B) Basque people from northern Spain moving to the western United States and bringing culture traits with them. 
C) the development of a new 'French' culture region in the Americas, like Quebec. 
D) native Andean peoples rejecting their highland culture and language and becoming more 'Spanish'. 
A) Welsh people relearning their language and once again reemphasizing their culture. 
B) Basque people from northern Spain moving to the western United States and bringing culture traits with them. 
C) the development of a new 'French' culture region in the Americas, like Quebec. 
D) native Andean peoples rejecting their highland culture and language and becoming more 'Spanish'.

Question 9

Which is probably true of ethnic neighborhoods?

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A) they retard assimilation 
B) they enhance traditional ethnicity 
C) they might involve practically any origin of ethnic peoples 
D) all of the above 
A) they retard assimilation 
B) they enhance traditional ethnicity 
C) they might involve practically any origin of ethnic peoples 
D) all of the above

Question 10

China's one-child policy

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A) has always been applied uniformly across all ethnic groups. 
B) has been relaxed for different ethnic groups more recently. 
C) is not a factor ethnically in China. 
D) has recently been applied by China across borders in Vietnam and Mongolia. 
A) has always been applied uniformly across all ethnic groups. 
B) has been relaxed for different ethnic groups more recently. 
C) is not a factor ethnically in China. 
D) has recently been applied by China across borders in Vietnam and Mongolia.

Question 11

The southeastern United States or the 'Deep South' is unique ethnically in that

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A) many French people live here though it is not as apparent as the main French regions of Cajun Louisiana and states adjoining Quebec, Canada. 
B) many different European ethnic groups are today represented here. 
C) its pattern is maintained all from Georgia southward into central and southern Florida. 
D) many of its counties are dominantly African American whereas though many northern U.S.cities contain many African Americans they don't show up on the map. 
A) many French people live here though it is not as apparent as the main French regions of Cajun Louisiana and states adjoining Quebec, Canada. 
B) many different European ethnic groups are today represented here. 
C) its pattern is maintained all from Georgia southward into central and southern Florida. 
D) many of its counties are dominantly African American whereas though many northern U.S.cities contain many African Americans they don't show up on the map.

Question 12

These photos show a couple of groups at times to be "out" in terms of acceptance by the majority.These two groups were

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A) Germans and English. 
B) Protestants and Anglicans. 
C) Japanese and Coloreds (African Americans). 
D) Russians and Ukrainians. 
A) Germans and English. 
B) Protestants and Anglicans. 
C) Japanese and Coloreds (African Americans). 
D) Russians and Ukrainians.

Question 13

Pella, Iowa or Holland, Michigan are towns of traditional ____________ where distinct ethnicity or culture are proudly shown or celebrated.

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A) segregations. 
B) ethnic neighborhoods. 
C) ethnic assimilations. 
D) ethnic islands. 
A) segregations. 
B) ethnic neighborhoods. 
C) ethnic assimilations. 
D) ethnic islands.

Question 14

Urban ethnic segregation

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A) can be voluntary or forced. 
B) is rarely voluntary. 
C) is always voluntary. 
D) is always forced and unfortunate. 
A) can be voluntary or forced. 
B) is rarely voluntary. 
C) is always voluntary. 
D) is always forced and unfortunate.

Question 15

The map of ethnolinguistic regions of China

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A) is fairly uniform. 
B) is broadly diverse with some dominant regions. 
C) has no regional distinctions. 
D) has at least twenty different colored, shaded categories. 
A) is fairly uniform. 
B) is broadly diverse with some dominant regions. 
C) has no regional distinctions. 
D) has at least twenty different colored, shaded categories.

Question 16

A main problem in Tibet is

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A) many Chinese have been moved to the region diluting Tibetan culture. 
B) Tibetans feel that China has tried to lessen their feelings of ethnic unity. 
C) the region has at times been forcibly controlled by China. 
D) all of the above. 
A) many Chinese have been moved to the region diluting Tibetan culture. 
B) Tibetans feel that China has tried to lessen their feelings of ethnic unity. 
C) the region has at times been forcibly controlled by China. 
D) all of the above.

Question 17

The Amish people of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and elsewhere are notable because

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A) they openly share their religious beliefs with others. 
B) their genetic makeup does not allow them to share their religious beliefs. 
C) by choice they do not participate in certain aspects of popular culture. 
D) their religion is a mix of a broad spectrum of American popular culture. 
A) they openly share their religious beliefs with others. 
B) their genetic makeup does not allow them to share their religious beliefs. 
C) by choice they do not participate in certain aspects of popular culture. 
D) their religion is a mix of a broad spectrum of American popular culture.

Question 18

The Palestinian emergent identity is due to these people

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A) mainly being Muslim. 
B) mainly being Arab. 
C) being subject to being a minority and repressed by Israel. 
D) mainly living in the Middle East. 
A) mainly being Muslim. 
B) mainly being Arab. 
C) being subject to being a minority and repressed by Israel. 
D) mainly living in the Middle East.

Question 19

Children of immigrants to a new country

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A) often reject the new culture. 
B) will usually return to the origin country (or homeland). 
C) become more assimilated than their parents. 
D) all of the above. 
A) often reject the new culture. 
B) will usually return to the origin country (or homeland). 
C) become more assimilated than their parents. 
D) all of the above.

Question 20

The map of ethnicity in Milwaukee emphasizes

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A) a nearly complete assimilation of one culture into another. 
B) the persistent segregation (separation) geographically of two cultures. 
C) that acculturation has been completed with most of the African Americans in the city. 
D) all of the above. 
A) a nearly complete assimilation of one culture into another. 
B) the persistent segregation (separation) geographically of two cultures. 
C) that acculturation has been completed with most of the African Americans in the city. 
D) all of the above.

Regarding gendered spaces

One example of two emergent cultures coming out of one previous one would be

The word 'ethnos' is

Which is the best example of an ethnic neighborhood in the U.S.?

Hanification is a term

A country with a low percentage of women in its adult labor force might be

Originally the word 'ghetto' was applied to _ in __.

The best example of assimilation would be

Which is probably true of ethnic neighborhoods?

China's one-child policy

The southeastern United States or the 'Deep South' is unique ethnically in that

These photos show a couple of groups at times to be "out" in terms of acceptance by the majority.These two groups were

Pella, Iowa or Holland, Michigan are towns of traditional ____________ where distinct ethnicity or culture are proudly shown or celebrated.

Urban ethnic segregation

The map of ethnolinguistic regions of China

A main problem in Tibet is

The Amish people of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and elsewhere are notable because

The Palestinian emergent identity is due to these people

Children of immigrants to a new country

The map of ethnicity in Milwaukee emphasizes

Major Geographic Concepts

Geography Through the Ages

Population

Geography of Health and Disease

Migration Flows

Culture and Cultural Landscapes

The Geography of Language

The Geography of Religion

A World of Nations and States

Geography of Governance and Representation

Environment and Conservation

Urbanization and Urban Networks

The Changing Structure of the City

The Geography of Economic Activity and Agriculture

Geographies of Production and Consumption

Distribution and Transportation

Development and Geography

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Exam 9: Race, Ethnicity, and Gender

Regarding gendered spaces

One example of two emergent cultures coming out of one previous one would be

The word 'ethnos' is

Which is the best example of an ethnic neighborhood in the U.S.?

Hanification is a term

A country with a low percentage of women in its adult labor force might be

Originally the word 'ghetto' was applied to ___________ in ____________.

The best example of assimilation would be

Which is probably true of ethnic neighborhoods?

China's one-child policy

The southeastern United States or the 'Deep South' is unique ethnically in that

These photos show a couple of groups at times to be "out" in terms of acceptance by the majority.These two groups were

Pella, Iowa or Holland, Michigan are towns of traditional ____________ where distinct ethnicity or culture are proudly shown or celebrated.

Urban ethnic segregation

The map of ethnolinguistic regions of China

A main problem in Tibet is

The Amish people of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and elsewhere are notable because

The Palestinian emergent identity is due to these people

Children of immigrants to a new country

The map of ethnicity in Milwaukee emphasizes

Major Geographic Concepts

Geography Through the Ages

Population

Geography of Health and Disease

Migration Flows

Culture and Cultural Landscapes

The Geography of Language

The Geography of Religion

A World of Nations and States

Geography of Governance and Representation

Environment and Conservation

Urbanization and Urban Networks

The Changing Structure of the City

The Geography of Economic Activity and Agriculture

Geographies of Production and Consumption

Distribution and Transportation

Development and Geography

Filters

Originally the word 'ghetto' was applied to _ in __.