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Chapter 5: Identity (Race, Ethnicity, Gender, Sexuality)
Chapter 5: Identity (Race, Ethnicity, Gender, Sexuality)
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Gender - differences between men and women as
defined by roles
assumed by a culture
assimilated by a place
determined by definition
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In Korea, some women contribute to the "informal economy" by selling
food from their home gardens near temples
books outside schools
luggage outside the airport
souvenirs for tourists
3
Blue baby booties are
sexist
identified
gendered
crocheted
4
Dramatic increase in Hispanic population in a given neighborhood:
filtering
identifying against
invasion and succession
barrioization
5
Love marriages in India would most likely be more prevalent in
urban areas
the west
rural areas
the north
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Degree to which two or more groups live separately from one another
separate but equal clauses
residential segregation
de jure racism
zones of agglomeration
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Which of the following countries does NOT have 40% or more women in the national legislature?
South Africa
Cuba
United States
Rwanda
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The Gender Empowerment Measure (GEM), measures women's access to ____ and ____ decision making
political; social
environmental; social
environmental; political
political; economic
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Infusion of meaning into an area
sense of place
identifying against
placelessness
gendered space
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Disputes over the price paid by the bride's family, leading to dowry deaths, have occurred in
Egypt
India
Indonesia
Brazil
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Race
socially constructed
chemically based
biologically based
psychologically constructed
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As of the 2010 Census, Hispanics are no longer a race, but an ethnicity classified by
their national origin
how long ago they entered the US
which State they reside in
whether or not they have legal status
13
An urban area held together by both segregation and a sense of community identity is a(n)
ghetto
gated community
gendered space
barrio
14
Which group in the US has often been considered the "model minority?"
Native Americans
African Americans
Latinos
Asians
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Feeling and emotion
home place
sense of space
sense of place
activity space
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Identity is how we see ourselves at different
spaces
scales
places
races
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The social difference between men and women, rather than the biological separation
gender
identity
race
sex
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The 19th amendment centers around the idea of
immigrant rights
women's suffrage
racial equality
gender identity
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A categorization of humans based on skin color and other physical characteristics
race
ethnicity
barrioization
placelessness
20
Power relationships such as Jim Crow Laws in the southern US during the 1960's determine
which jobs women can hold
what parts of a city ethnic groups can live in
the legalization of same sex marriages
which races can use social spaces
21
European colonialism is associated with
identity
gender
ethnicity
race
22
Two prominent French ethnic islands in North America are historically associated with
Utah and Ontario
Minnesota and Nova Scotia
Florida and Saskatchewan
Louisiana and Quebec
23
Common culture and ancestry
gender
nationality
race
ethnicity
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One neighborhood group replaces another as dominant
immigration
segregation
reterritorialization
succession
25
Spray painted graffiti in abandoned, derelict urban areas are a feature of
ghettoization of residential spaces
the dominant culture claiming space
how people themselves create a sense of place
barrioization of ethnic neighborhoods
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African-American populations in urban areas have historically been
concentrated in suburban neighborhoods
distributed uniformly throughout the area
clustered in inner city neighborhoods
randomly spread across the area
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Sexuality as related to identity
gender theory
queer theory
hetero/homosexuality
genderfication
28
Identity is how
genetics affects humans
government classifies citizens
we view the world around us
we make sense of ourselves
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The Great Migration of African-Americans was stimulated by the push of ___ and the pull of ___
better life/racism
segregation/job opportunities
kinship links/citizenship
climate change/religious freedom
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Trying to be different from others
ethnic cleansing
identifying against
racial segregation
barrioization
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Clearly defined gender roles are most closely associated with
multiculturalism
globalization
popular culture
folk culture