lecture21_groups
... grade essays supposedly written by White or Black students. The essays varied in quality with the writer’s race assigned randomly. ...
... grade essays supposedly written by White or Black students. The essays varied in quality with the writer’s race assigned randomly. ...
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... of a better life in America. Even though there existed among some Americans a bias against the Irish, the Federal government did not perceive these immigrants to be a threat to the national security. Thus, in the first decades of the country's history, the Immigration Policy was pretty much an open- ...
... of a better life in America. Even though there existed among some Americans a bias against the Irish, the Federal government did not perceive these immigrants to be a threat to the national security. Thus, in the first decades of the country's history, the Immigration Policy was pretty much an open- ...
Racial and Ethnic Relations
... • Ethnic Group: has a distinct cultural tradition that its own members identify with and that may or may not be recognized by others. Many ethnic groups form subcultures. They often possess:1. Internal loyalty and adherence to basic customs 2. Distinctive mores and folkways; customs of dress 3. Mora ...
... • Ethnic Group: has a distinct cultural tradition that its own members identify with and that may or may not be recognized by others. Many ethnic groups form subcultures. They often possess:1. Internal loyalty and adherence to basic customs 2. Distinctive mores and folkways; customs of dress 3. Mora ...
Sociology
... First wave of Asian immigration came in the mid 1800s with Chinese workers brought in to work gold mines and railroads. They faced discrimination when the economy slowed. In response, Congress passed the Chinese Exclusion Act in 1882. This act ended Chinese immigration until the 1940s. ...
... First wave of Asian immigration came in the mid 1800s with Chinese workers brought in to work gold mines and railroads. They faced discrimination when the economy slowed. In response, Congress passed the Chinese Exclusion Act in 1882. This act ended Chinese immigration until the 1940s. ...
The Lusaka Declaration of the Commonwealth on Racism and R…
... 4. everyone has the right to effective remedies and protection against any form of discrimination based on the grounds of race, colour, sex, descent, or national or ethnic origin. We reject as inhuman and intolerable all policie s designed to perpetuate apartheid, racial segregation or other policie ...
... 4. everyone has the right to effective remedies and protection against any form of discrimination based on the grounds of race, colour, sex, descent, or national or ethnic origin. We reject as inhuman and intolerable all policie s designed to perpetuate apartheid, racial segregation or other policie ...
Racism - hadracha.org
... The Jews' belief that they are the Chosen People has often provoked antagonism from non-Jews. In the 1930s, as the Nazis were tightening the noose around the necks of German Jews, George Bernard Shaw remarked that if the Nazis would only realize how Jewish their notion of Aryan superiority was, they ...
... The Jews' belief that they are the Chosen People has often provoked antagonism from non-Jews. In the 1930s, as the Nazis were tightening the noose around the necks of German Jews, George Bernard Shaw remarked that if the Nazis would only realize how Jewish their notion of Aryan superiority was, they ...
Legal discrimination
... Members tend to practice endogamy- marriage within the group. The term has nothing to do with group size, but more so with power Example: in South Africa while whites made up 15% of the population, they dominated the loves of other racial groups in the nation. ...
... Members tend to practice endogamy- marriage within the group. The term has nothing to do with group size, but more so with power Example: in South Africa while whites made up 15% of the population, they dominated the loves of other racial groups in the nation. ...
Source Set B—Anti-Executive Order
... In one of the most notorious cases, the US turned away the St Louis ocean liner, which was carrying 937 passengers, almost all of whom are thought to have been Jewish, in June 1939. The ship was forced to return to Europe, where more than a quarter of its passengers are thought to have been killed i ...
... In one of the most notorious cases, the US turned away the St Louis ocean liner, which was carrying 937 passengers, almost all of whom are thought to have been Jewish, in June 1939. The ship was forced to return to Europe, where more than a quarter of its passengers are thought to have been killed i ...
Attitudes
... endorsement of equal treatment. 2. No trend in endorsement of policies to achieve equal treatment if they conflict with other values (e.g., neighborhood schools or merit). 3. Social distance varies depending on proportions of out-group involved. ...
... endorsement of equal treatment. 2. No trend in endorsement of policies to achieve equal treatment if they conflict with other values (e.g., neighborhood schools or merit). 3. Social distance varies depending on proportions of out-group involved. ...
Student-generated Questions about Apartheid South Africa:
... 2. Why did the white Africans have so much against the black Africans? Why did the whites hate the blacks? 3. Why do the white people think they are superior to black people? 4. Who came up with the idea that one race is superior to another? 5. Of all races, why were blacks treated the worst? 6. Why ...
... 2. Why did the white Africans have so much against the black Africans? Why did the whites hate the blacks? 3. Why do the white people think they are superior to black people? 4. Who came up with the idea that one race is superior to another? 5. Of all races, why were blacks treated the worst? 6. Why ...
lecture_ch03 - rivier.instructure.com.
... The racial and ethnic diversity in the United States is a product of immigration The “Great Immigration” extended from the end of the Civil War (1865) until the outbreak of World War I (1914) “Nativists” opposed immigration as they feared that immigrants might overwhelm neighborhoods and schools ...
... The racial and ethnic diversity in the United States is a product of immigration The “Great Immigration” extended from the end of the Civil War (1865) until the outbreak of World War I (1914) “Nativists” opposed immigration as they feared that immigrants might overwhelm neighborhoods and schools ...
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... NATIVISM • Nativism definition: • Prior Successes (Chinese Exclusion Acts of 1882, literacy law at outset of WWI) • Immigration concerns inflamed by Red Scare • Influx of leftist immigrants from Eastern Europe ...
... NATIVISM • Nativism definition: • Prior Successes (Chinese Exclusion Acts of 1882, literacy law at outset of WWI) • Immigration concerns inflamed by Red Scare • Influx of leftist immigrants from Eastern Europe ...
8-5.7
... aspirations of the common white farmer. Just as the immigrant communities helped each other, the African American community in South Carolina developed organizations and churches that supported them as they attempted to protect themselves against the white political machine. Much like the restrictio ...
... aspirations of the common white farmer. Just as the immigrant communities helped each other, the African American community in South Carolina developed organizations and churches that supported them as they attempted to protect themselves against the white political machine. Much like the restrictio ...
AP U - OCPS TeacherPress
... Women in the Colonies: Women were greatly valued but poorly treated in colonial America. They were in demand because they could “grow labor” for a settlement, but they faced many hardships. Society expected women to be submissive to their husbands, watchful of their children, and attentive to their ...
... Women in the Colonies: Women were greatly valued but poorly treated in colonial America. They were in demand because they could “grow labor” for a settlement, but they faced many hardships. Society expected women to be submissive to their husbands, watchful of their children, and attentive to their ...
document Connecting the Dots Workshop
... The climax of Western imperialism in the late nineteenth century "scramble for Africa" and parts of Asia and the Pacific represented an assertion of the competitive ethnic nationalism that existed among European nations (and which, as a result of the Spanish-American War came to include the United S ...
... The climax of Western imperialism in the late nineteenth century "scramble for Africa" and parts of Asia and the Pacific represented an assertion of the competitive ethnic nationalism that existed among European nations (and which, as a result of the Spanish-American War came to include the United S ...
Racism Today - Making multicultural Australia
... triggered enormous unrest among the mining industry and the pastoral sector because of their economic interest in these areas. Throughout the 1990s there was a sustained campaign to have the government either legislate to abolish native title, or have the benchmark for claims made so onerous none wo ...
... triggered enormous unrest among the mining industry and the pastoral sector because of their economic interest in these areas. Throughout the 1990s there was a sustained campaign to have the government either legislate to abolish native title, or have the benchmark for claims made so onerous none wo ...
ethnic group
... A group whose members, because of physical or cultural characteristics, are disadvantaged and subjected to unequal treatment by the dominant group and who regard themselves as objects of collective discrimination. ...
... A group whose members, because of physical or cultural characteristics, are disadvantaged and subjected to unequal treatment by the dominant group and who regard themselves as objects of collective discrimination. ...
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... each other, the African American community in South Carolina developed organizations and churches that supported them as they attempted to protect themselves against the white political machine. Much like the restrictions on the rights of African Americans in South Carolina, racial hostility led to ...
... each other, the African American community in South Carolina developed organizations and churches that supported them as they attempted to protect themselves against the white political machine. Much like the restrictions on the rights of African Americans in South Carolina, racial hostility led to ...
The End of Chinese Exclusion Part 1 - Background 1924-1943
... Asians as slave laborers under appalling conditions among many other war crimes. Nevertheless, by 1943, about 650,000 Chinese were serving with the collaborationist armed forces in China. This situation was repeated in many other Asian countries occupied by Japan where the natives eagerly cheered Ja ...
... Asians as slave laborers under appalling conditions among many other war crimes. Nevertheless, by 1943, about 650,000 Chinese were serving with the collaborationist armed forces in China. This situation was repeated in many other Asian countries occupied by Japan where the natives eagerly cheered Ja ...
Study Guide for the US History EOC Exam Main Topic Things You
... US dropped two atomic bombs on Japan at Hiroshima and Nagasaki WWII in Pacific ended August 1945 (V-J Day) 22nd Amendment – limited presidents to only two terms (because of FDR) Cold War - era of tension between Western nations led by US and communist nations led by Soviet Union Containment – policy ...
... US dropped two atomic bombs on Japan at Hiroshima and Nagasaki WWII in Pacific ended August 1945 (V-J Day) 22nd Amendment – limited presidents to only two terms (because of FDR) Cold War - era of tension between Western nations led by US and communist nations led by Soviet Union Containment – policy ...
new BC Social Studies 9 - Pacific Slope Consortium
... How might specific examples of past incidents of inequality (e.g., Head Tax on Chinese immigrants, internment of Japanese-Canadians, residential schools, suffrage, discriminatory federal government labour practices related to gender and sexual orientation) be handled today under the Canadian Charter ...
... How might specific examples of past incidents of inequality (e.g., Head Tax on Chinese immigrants, internment of Japanese-Canadians, residential schools, suffrage, discriminatory federal government labour practices related to gender and sexual orientation) be handled today under the Canadian Charter ...
US Hist B – U 5, Ch 16
... • Criminals waited on ports to trick immigrants out of money with fake jobs/lodging. • Went and settled in areas where previous settlers of their homeland were. – Mostly in port of entry, only 2% went south. ...
... • Criminals waited on ports to trick immigrants out of money with fake jobs/lodging. • Went and settled in areas where previous settlers of their homeland were. – Mostly in port of entry, only 2% went south. ...
Analyzing Controversial Issues
... • Groups: defining what the “sides” are and how this relates to race/ethnicity • Interests: who stands to gain/lose • Factual claims: assertions about reality • Value claims: assertions about justice or morality • Discourse: how language is used to persuade, to position the issue with respect to oth ...
... • Groups: defining what the “sides” are and how this relates to race/ethnicity • Interests: who stands to gain/lose • Factual claims: assertions about reality • Value claims: assertions about justice or morality • Discourse: how language is used to persuade, to position the issue with respect to oth ...
The Policy Dimension of Race in the United States
... The Policy Dimension of Race in the United States We've seen formal policies passed that target minorities in order to prevent them from integrating We've also seen recent policies that attempt to rectify past and current discrimination ...
... The Policy Dimension of Race in the United States We've seen formal policies passed that target minorities in order to prevent them from integrating We've also seen recent policies that attempt to rectify past and current discrimination ...