quiz3prep

How does this text appeal to me and What things do I like and dislike refer to the _____ section of the Media Triangle.

During this era, Native Americans/indigenous people were forced to migrate from the southeast to places like Oklahoma.

In the Media Triangle, in what ways does this text tell a story refers to TEXT portion of the triangle.

The celebration of Native American Heritage is held in______

In the film "In Whose Honor" the activist Charlene Teters is an ____________

It is NOT advised that we create our own identities outside of the influence of media. 

Depictions of Native Americans often fall into two categories - happy and sad.

With its high concentration of Arab students, Dearborn Michigan schools teach Arabic in every grade level.

I’m _____but I’m not a stereotype videos that we watch at the end of each class sound very much like __________

In "American Made" Anant Singh says that practicing Sikhs are not terrorists. "Arabs are terrorists," is an example of:

Misunderstood and misused describe how Native American culture was used by the Washington Football team and UIUC

Sand, camels, an oil shiekh, and sword might be just some of the items one might find in ______.

The 5th largest ethnic group in America are:

Headress, feathers, leather moccasins may be some of the ______of Native Americans

Talk with the hands refers to Middle Easterners while having strong ancestral ties to Lebanon refers to Asian Americans.

Tiffany knows all there is to know about Italians from The Sopranos. It is likely that Tiffany is an example of:

The ________________portion of the Media Triangle asks Where does this text come from? Who created it? Who owns it?

The Indian Removal Act was signed by President ________ in _______.

Portraying Native Americans as mascots humanizes them.

In "In Whose Honor" then IL State Rep. Winkel wanted _____ to be the permanent symbol for the University of Illinois