Exam 11: Racial Inequality
Exam 1: The Sociological Perspective161 Questions
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According to Wellman, the determining feature of majority-minority relations is
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________ groups are bound together by distinctive cultural and ethnic characteristics as well as racial distinctions common to the group.
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Identify specific ways that discrimination against Blacks and Hispanics is manifested and how those conditions have changed over time.
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The ________ group is the group holding superior power in a society.
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Unlike other services, the health care of the U.S. population is distributed evenly across races, and most minorities now have health coverage through Medicaid.
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Half of all hate crimes in the United States are committed by ________ .
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Race was the ________ that set people of color apart from European immigrant groups.
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The "renaissance" described in many American Indian communities refers to
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The reality is that the ________ shapes the lives of all people, even whites who are advantaged by the system.
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Sociologist ________ argues that it is not just the prejudiced beliefs of the majority that cause racism because even unprejudiced Whites defend the traditional arrangements that negatively affect minorities.
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________ theories blame the members of the majority--in particular, their prejudiced attitudes--for inequality.
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Growing racial strife has resulted from increased racial diversity and increased competition between Whites and minorities and among minorities themselves, as people compete for a decreasing number of jobs and opportunities.
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By the middle of the twenty-first century, today's minorities will comprise nearly one-half of the U. S. population.
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Identify which of the following is not one of the causes William J. Wilson points to in explaining the social problems in the inner city.
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While pre-World War II Asian immigrants came from a peasant background, the recent immigrants from Asia tend to have a range of education.
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Some individuals, whether or not they are bigots, discriminate because we operate within a social milieu that ensures racial dominance.
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