What is Counter Culture?

having values that go against those of established society

Cultural lag occurs because?

some aspects of society change less rapidly than others.

What was the Ghost Dance intended for?

In hope they could live in a world how life was before the settlers came

Laws designed to enforce segregation of blacks from whites

written rules of conduct enforced by government

What were pull factors of immigration, from many homeland countries we studied?

higher wages promise of a better life and more jobs

What statement best describes cultural universals?

They ensure fulfillment of some needs are are common in all cultures

something used for regarded as representing something else

The definition of technology is...

All tools, their related use, and their rules governing their use

What were the effects of Brown v. BoE?

"Separate but equal" was declared inherently unequal

The emigration of scholars / skilled professionals from their home country

the action or state of setting someone or something apart from other people

Heartland, source area, innovation center; place of origin of a people.

a culture which accepts many points of view, religion, etc.

Plessy v. Ferguson case...

supported the "separate but equal" approach to facilities

Booker T. Washington and WEB Dubois both...

saw racial equality as a necessity for the United States

Language can exist in three formats. They are...

written, spoken and sign/gestures

Wet foot, dry foot...

Grants citizenship rights to Cubans who set foot on US soil

What is De facto Segregation?

Segregation by Choice, or Custom

World Systems theory traces third world poverty to:

a shared history of colonialism

The place from which an idea originates

What is cultural diffusion?

the exchange of ideas, culture, and goods between different people

Why were Japanese forced into internment camps ?

Japanese American loyalty was questioned after bombing of Pearl Harbor.

Booker T. Washington and WEB Dubois agreed that

Blacks should have increased civil rights

Beliefs, Practices, Aesthetics, and Values of a people.

A Civil Rights activist who refused to give up her seat in a segregated bus

What is the difference between race vs. ethnicity?

Race is biological and ethnicity is cultural

Art, Housing, Clothing, Foods, Dances, constructed by a group of people.

using your own culture to judge other cultures

What was the Brown v. BOE ?

when laws establishing segregation became unconstitutional

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Which of the following was NOT expected of assimilation of the Native American?
None of the above
Forced to only speak English
Forced to change their names
Forced to change their clothes
2
What is Counter Culture?
A persons best friends ethnicity
A fashion designer
The name of a rugby team
having values that go against those of established society
3
Cultural lag occurs because?
not all individuals have been taught by Mr. Bailey
the size of the population is changing
Cultural traits spread fast
some aspects of society change less rapidly than others.
4
What was the Ghost Dance intended for?
Sacrificial ritual
To summon ghosts or spirits of their enemies.
In hope they could live in a world how life was before the settlers came
War Ritual
5
Jim Crow Laws
African Americans vote and serve in government
Laws designed to enforce segregation of blacks from whites
North loses interest after economic depression
grants freedmen rights of citizenship
6
Expulsion means
being embarrassed
being injured
being canceled
being forced out
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Laws are....
written rules of conduct
the same as a folkway and more
written rules of conduct enforced by government
types of technology
8
What were pull factors of immigration, from many homeland countries we studied?
better air quality and less work
economic crash
war natural disaster and civil wars
higher wages promise of a better life and more jobs
9
What statement best describes cultural universals?
They ensure fulfillment of needs and are unique to various cultures
They describe interaction between countercultures
They are common only in North American countries
They ensure fulfillment of some needs are are common in all cultures
10
The model minority stereotype is which of the following?
It creates racial tension.
All answers mentioned here.
Racist because it makes Asian Americans one-dimensional.
Ignores mental health concerns.
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symbols
act, an instance, or the form of capital punishment carried
something to see or touch
something used for regarded as representing something else
the act of a person
12
The definition of technology is...
Items used in the 21st Century
All tools, their related use, and their rules governing their use
All items digital
Cell phones
13
What were the effects of Brown v. BoE?
A closer school was built for blacks
An integrated school was built
"Separate but equal" was declared inherently unequal
Linda Brown got to go to the white school
14
This slogan was used by Stokely Carmichael and others to express African-American pride
DeFacto Segregation
Black Power
Nation of Islam
DeJure Segregation
15
What do cultural traits include?
Religion & Values
Language & Laws
All of the Above
Food & Clothing
16
What are the two types of norms that sociologist can distinguish?
Mores and Folkways
Folkways and Values
Mores and Values
None of the above
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Brain Drain
The emigration of scholars / skilled professionals from their home country
The forgetfulness of information once known to a person
When one person acts like they have forgotten certain information
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What is segregation
Independence
the action or state of setting someone or something apart from other people
Spreading of crops
the state of being barred from one's native country.
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Cultural Hearth
The floor of a fireplace.
Heartland, source area, innovation center; place of origin of a people.
A region dedicated to hunting-gathering.
A cultural music instrument.
20
Pluralism is:
a culture which accepts various media forms
a bounded culture
a culture which accepts many points of view, religion, etc.
a dominant culture
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Booker T. Washington advocated
nativism
accmomodation
government
lynching
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Plessy v. Ferguson case...
struck down Jim Crow laws as unconstitutional
said that segregation was unconstitutional
said that slaves were not allowed to sue people in court
supported the "separate but equal" approach to facilities
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Booker T. Washington and WEB Dubois both...
were founding members of the NAACP
saw racial equality as a necessity for the United States
thought ex-slaves should receive 40 acres and a mule
were born in slavery and went on to become millionaires
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Define de jure segregation.
Segregation by fact
Segregation by choice
Segregation by law
Segregation by force
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Symbolic Culture is...
Material Culture
Both A and B
Nonmaterial Cultural
Culture Shock
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Language can exist in three formats. They are...
written, spoken and sign/gestures
spoken, designed, symbols
written, scribed, and laws
gestures, norms, technology
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Wet foot, dry foot...
Grants citizenship rights to Cubans who set foot on US soil
Terminology for a Caribbean Dance
Makes it harder for Cubans to become US citizens
Sets up trade barriers for Cuban shoe companies
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What is De facto Segregation?
Segregation by Law
Segregation by Choice, or Custom
Integration by Choice, or Custom
Integration by Law
29
World Systems theory traces third world poverty to:
a shared history of colonialism
substantivism: cultures without the profit concept
simple cultures unable to make long-term economic decisions
lack of foreign aid from the US
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Cultural hearth
The place from which an idea originates
The Greek goddess Hera
Leaves
on a tree
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What are the components of culture?
All the above
Language
Values
Norms
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African Americans in WW2 were...
Not allowed to serve
Served along side white soldiers the entire war
All the above
Segregated in their own units
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What is cultural diffusion?
the movement of a substance from high concentration to low concentration.
when one country overtakes another country
the exchange of ideas, culture, and goods between different people
when two countries merge into one new country
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Why were Japanese forced into internment camps ?
protesting the government
Japaneses Americans rioted the war
Japanese American loyalty was questioned after bombing of Pearl Harbor.
they were wealthy
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An example of a folkway is
stealing a car
cheating on your spouse
murder
picking your nose in public
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Booker T. Washington and WEB Dubois agreed that
Blacks should have increased civil rights
the rate of change needed to be slow
the rate of change needed to be fast
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Non-Material Culture
The borders of a nation.
How time is interpreted by a people.
Beliefs, Practices, Aesthetics, and Values of a people.
The wealth of a nation.
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Who was Rosa Parks?
A very rich grandmother who lived in a senior center.
She was the first black female governor of Arkansas.
She worked to free slaves using the Underground Railroad
A Civil Rights activist who refused to give up her seat in a segregated bus
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Asian Americans household might include:
All of the above
Children
Grandparents
Parents
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What is the difference between race vs. ethnicity?
Ethnicity is biological and race is cultural
Race is biological and ethnicity is cultural
Ethnicity and race are the same thing
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Material Culture
Art, Housing, Clothing, Foods, Dances, constructed by a group of people.
Faiths, beliefs, and social festivals.
The produced materials that are traded to another country.
Urban planning of a city.
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Race = Ethnicity
True
False
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Ethnocentrism is...
only surrounding yourself with people of the same ethnicity
using your own culture to judge other cultures
the glorification of Westernized nations
cultural relativism
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What was the Brown v. BOE ?
when laws establishing segregation became unconstitutional
IDK
An act against violence among women
An act to abolish slavery

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