Question 1

As the debate over immigration has intensified,the percentage of _______ who are the targets of reported hate crimes increased from 17 percent in 2004 to _______ percent in 2012.

Accepted Answer

A) Muslims;25 
B) African Americans;40 
C) Hispanics;30 
D) Asian Americans;20 
A) Muslims;25 
B) African Americans;40 
C) Hispanics;30 
D) Asian Americans;20

Question 2

Explain three ways race and ethnicity contribute to the "digital divide" regarding access to the Internet.

Accepted Answer

Answers may vary and

Question 3

Mainstream American society contains many misconceptions about American Indian spirituality and Christianity,including the idea that:

Accepted Answer

A) many Native American variants of Christianity blend mainstream Christianity with indigenous beliefs and traditions 
B) Native American religious traditions have experienced a resurgence in the last half century 
C) All American Indian tribes converted to Christianity early on in their experiences with European colonizers 
D) American Indians incorporate traditional practices,such as praying to animals and nature,prioritizing these practices as more central than Christian scripture and rituals 
A) many Native American variants of Christianity blend mainstream Christianity with indigenous beliefs and traditions 
B) Native American religious traditions have experienced a resurgence in the last half century 
C) All American Indian tribes converted to Christianity early on in their experiences with European colonizers 
D) American Indians incorporate traditional practices,such as praying to animals and nature,prioritizing these practices as more central than Christian scripture and rituals

Question 4

Describe three ways Marcus Garvey and Malcolm X were similar in their views and leadership styles.How did they contrast to Martin Luther King,Jr.?

Accepted Answer

Marcus Garvey and Malcolm X were similar

Question 5

Online,an Arab American man can pass as a white woman,just as a white woman can pass as a Native American teenager.These virtual associations encourage a form of:

Accepted Answer

A) virtual racism 
B) experimental sexism 
C) online reality 
D) racial tourism 
A) virtual racism 
B) experimental sexism 
C) online reality 
D) racial tourism

Question 6

Corey was adamant in his feeling that most people in American society no longer have severely racist attitudes toward people of other races.Joan suggested he look at the comments in online news feeds about a recent drug bust involving people of color.He was surprised by the intensity of the racist comments he found.Joan's suggestion was an example of:

Accepted Answer

A) how people gravitate toward crime stories involving drugs and people of color 
B) how gender norms prevented Corey from investigating the details associated with the news stories prior to Joan's help 
C) how effectively the idea that racism is dead can be challenged by looking at the online and virtual ways that people portray their prejudices 
D) how challenging someone's ideas about the prejudices that exist in our society is only symbolic 
A) how people gravitate toward crime stories involving drugs and people of color 
B) how gender norms prevented Corey from investigating the details associated with the news stories prior to Joan's help 
C) how effectively the idea that racism is dead can be challenged by looking at the online and virtual ways that people portray their prejudices 
D) how challenging someone's ideas about the prejudices that exist in our society is only symbolic

Question 7

Showing the importance of religious associations,analysts have found that whites who attend multiracial religious services _____ than those who attend all-white or majority-white services.

Accepted Answer

A) live in less segregated neighborhoods 
B) donate to the NAACP more frequently 
C) vote Democratic as opposed to Republican more frequently 
D) harbor less prejudice toward nonwhites 
A) live in less segregated neighborhoods 
B) donate to the NAACP more frequently 
C) vote Democratic as opposed to Republican more frequently 
D) harbor less prejudice toward nonwhites

Question 8

White nationalism:

Accepted Answer

A) does not exist because whiteness is the normative identity 
B) borrows much of its rhetoric from black nationalism and from the Civil Rights Movement 
C) flourishes in the most uniformly white parts of the country and is rare in areas with larger concentrations of nonwhites 
D) flourishes wherever there is a digital divide 
A) does not exist because whiteness is the normative identity 
B) borrows much of its rhetoric from black nationalism and from the Civil Rights Movement 
C) flourishes in the most uniformly white parts of the country and is rare in areas with larger concentrations of nonwhites 
D) flourishes wherever there is a digital divide

Question 9

During the early-to-mid-twentieth century,labor unions largely remained racially homogenous,white-dominated,and exclusionary.When they did promote integration,as early as the late 1800s through the Civil Rights Movement,an advantage of this integration was that:

Accepted Answer

A) integrated labor unions erased the prejudiced thoughts of the workers in the union 
B) integrated labor unions caused employers to value the input of a diverse workforce and to mandate diversity trainings 
C) integrated labor unions helped challenge the dominant stereotype of blacks,Hispanics,and other people of color as "strikebreakers" 
D) integrated labor unions helped protect people during the economic crush of the Depression 
A) integrated labor unions erased the prejudiced thoughts of the workers in the union 
B) integrated labor unions caused employers to value the input of a diverse workforce and to mandate diversity trainings 
C) integrated labor unions helped challenge the dominant stereotype of blacks,Hispanics,and other people of color as "strikebreakers" 
D) integrated labor unions helped protect people during the economic crush of the Depression

Question 10

Marcus Garvey's ethnic chauvinism is best described as:

Accepted Answer

A) excessive loyalty toward and belief in the superiority of one's racial or ethnic group 
B) the belief that men,particularly men of color,are superior to women of all colors in society 
C) a philosophy of racial superiority that promoted adjustment and accommodation to the laws and social policies of the larger society 
D) a prointegrationist sentiment that favors interracial cooperation rather than competition 
A) excessive loyalty toward and belief in the superiority of one's racial or ethnic group 
B) the belief that men,particularly men of color,are superior to women of all colors in society 
C) a philosophy of racial superiority that promoted adjustment and accommodation to the laws and social policies of the larger society 
D) a prointegrationist sentiment that favors interracial cooperation rather than competition

Question 11

As the city of Detroit faced climbing economic difficulties in the early to mid-2000s,public support for the busing system waned.In Detroit,a city that covers a large amount of geographic space,the buses are used primarily by inner city racial and ethnic minorities.The lack of white support for the busing system during this time is an example of what sociologists call:

Accepted Answer

A) The Florida Effect 
B) The Urban Sprawl Effect 
C) The Busing Divide 
D) The Putnam Effect 
A) The Florida Effect 
B) The Urban Sprawl Effect 
C) The Busing Divide 
D) The Putnam Effect

Question 12

According to the figure below,the group experiencing the lowest growth in membership in the Independent Order of Odd Fellows following the Civil War was:
White and Black Odd Fellows Lodges in the North and South Before,During,and After the Civil War

Accepted Answer

A) Northern whites 
B) Southern whites 
C) Northern blacks 
D) Southern blacks 
A) Northern whites 
B) Southern whites 
C) Northern blacks 
D) Southern blacks

Question 13

Martin Luther King,Jr. ,once remarked that church services on Sunday mornings remain one of society's most:

Accepted Answer

A) civically engaged hours 
B) racially segregated hours 
C) racially integrated hours 
D) pluralistic hours 
A) civically engaged hours 
B) racially segregated hours 
C) racially integrated hours 
D) pluralistic hours

Question 14

How do the prejudices that are part of the ideologies of hate groups compare to the prejudices that come up as part of everyday life in modern American society?

Accepted Answer

A) These biases are basically the same;hate groups are just more organized. 
B) The prejudiced ideologies of hate groups represent a racist philosophy bent on conspiracies and the demonization of minorities. 
C) Routine and everyday forms of prejudice are more elaborate as they occur more regularly in the minds of the prejudiced. 
D) The prejudiced ideologies of hate groups are the bases of uniform practices across the spectrum of white nationalist groups. 
A) These biases are basically the same;hate groups are just more organized. 
B) The prejudiced ideologies of hate groups represent a racist philosophy bent on conspiracies and the demonization of minorities. 
C) Routine and everyday forms of prejudice are more elaborate as they occur more regularly in the minds of the prejudiced. 
D) The prejudiced ideologies of hate groups are the bases of uniform practices across the spectrum of white nationalist groups.

Question 15

Kathleen Blee conducted research on women who were involved in white supremacist groups and found that most:

Accepted Answer

A) were middle class,had college educations,and were gainfully employed 
B) were working class,had some college,and were employed part-time 
C) were working poor,had high school degrees,and had minimum wage jobs 
D) were poor,were high school dropouts,and were unemployed and on public assistance 
A) were middle class,had college educations,and were gainfully employed 
B) were working class,had some college,and were employed part-time 
C) were working poor,had high school degrees,and had minimum wage jobs 
D) were poor,were high school dropouts,and were unemployed and on public assistance

Question 16

Which of the following was a success of black nationalism?

Accepted Answer

A) It made many black people feel more proud of their African American identity. 
B) It led to a significant increase in African American- owned businesses. 
C) It encouraged white people to support integration efforts. 
D) It encouraged a large number of blacks to support separatism. 
A) It made many black people feel more proud of their African American identity. 
B) It led to a significant increase in African American- owned businesses. 
C) It encouraged white people to support integration efforts. 
D) It encouraged a large number of blacks to support separatism.

As the debate over immigration has intensified,the percentage of _ who are the targets of reported hate crimes increased from 17 percent in 2004 to _ percent in 2012.

Explain three ways race and ethnicity contribute to the "digital divide" regarding access to the Internet.

Mainstream American society contains many misconceptions about American Indian spirituality and Christianity,including the idea that:

Describe three ways Marcus Garvey and Malcolm X were similar in their views and leadership styles.How did they contrast to Martin Luther King,Jr.?

Online,an Arab American man can pass as a white woman,just as a white woman can pass as a Native American teenager.These virtual associations encourage a form of:

Showing the importance of religious associations,analysts have found that whites who attend multiracial religious services _____ than those who attend all-white or majority-white services.

White nationalism:

During the early-to-mid-twentieth century,labor unions largely remained racially homogenous,white-dominated,and exclusionary.When they did promote integration,as early as the late 1800s through the Civil Rights Movement,an advantage of this integration was that:

Marcus Garvey's ethnic chauvinism is best described as:

According to the figure below,the group experiencing the lowest growth in membership in the Independent Order of Odd Fellows following the Civil War was: White and Black Odd Fellows Lodges in the North and South Before,During,and After the Civil War

Martin Luther King,Jr. ,once remarked that church services on Sunday mornings remain one of society's most:

How do the prejudices that are part of the ideologies of hate groups compare to the prejudices that come up as part of everyday life in modern American society?

Kathleen Blee conducted research on women who were involved in white supremacist groups and found that most:

Which of the following was a success of black nationalism?

Race in the Twenty-First Century

The Invention of Race

Politics

Economics

Housing

Crime and Punishment

Education

Aesthetics

Intimate Life

Toward Racial Democracy

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Exam 9: Associations

As the debate over immigration has intensified,the percentage of _______ who are the targets of reported hate crimes increased from 17 percent in 2004 to _______ percent in 2012.

Explain three ways race and ethnicity contribute to the "digital divide" regarding access to the Internet.

Mainstream American society contains many misconceptions about American Indian spirituality and Christianity,including the idea that:

Describe three ways Marcus Garvey and Malcolm X were similar in their views and leadership styles.How did they contrast to Martin Luther King,Jr.?

Online,an Arab American man can pass as a white woman,just as a white woman can pass as a Native American teenager.These virtual associations encourage a form of:

Showing the importance of religious associations,analysts have found that whites who attend multiracial religious services _____ than those who attend all-white or majority-white services.

White nationalism:

During the early-to-mid-twentieth century,labor unions largely remained racially homogenous,white-dominated,and exclusionary.When they did promote integration,as early as the late 1800s through the Civil Rights Movement,an advantage of this integration was that:

Marcus Garvey's ethnic chauvinism is best described as:

According to the figure below,the group experiencing the lowest growth in membership in the Independent Order of Odd Fellows following the Civil War was: White and Black Odd Fellows Lodges in the North and South Before,During,and After the Civil War

Martin Luther King,Jr. ,once remarked that church services on Sunday mornings remain one of society's most:

How do the prejudices that are part of the ideologies of hate groups compare to the prejudices that come up as part of everyday life in modern American society?

Kathleen Blee conducted research on women who were involved in white supremacist groups and found that most:

Which of the following was a success of black nationalism?

Race in the Twenty-First Century

The Invention of Race

Politics

Economics

Housing

Crime and Punishment

Education

Aesthetics

Intimate Life

Toward Racial Democracy

Filters

As the debate over immigration has intensified,the percentage of _ who are the targets of reported hate crimes increased from 17 percent in 2004 to _ percent in 2012.