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1
___was formed in the mid-1960s, an alternative to formal lobbying on behalf of Native Americans
The reservation system
Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA)
Twenty-Point Position Paper
The American Indian Movement (AIM)
2
How many times is Dana called back to save Rufus?
2
8
6
4
3
What is a sun dance?
A ritual of personal mourning
A form of self-sacrifice for the sake of community
A celebration of military success
A traditional marriage ritual
4
Thoreau imagines escape from prison through ___ while Peltier imagines it through ____
Voice, Vision
Vision, Voice
Action, Voice
Violence, Vision
5
What is the distinction between Nisei and Issei
Nisei were born in the US, Issei in Japan
Nisei responded yes/yes and Issei responded no/no
Nisei responded no/no and Issei responded yes/yes
Nisei were born in Japan, Issei in the US
6
What is banned by the Code of Handsome Lake?
Drunkenness
Domestic violence
All of the above
Witchcraft
7
What is the early modern axis of distinction?
Christian vs. Non-Christian
Civilized vs. Savage
Multiple Cultures
Multiple Races
8
What is the 19th-century axis of distinction?
Civilized vs. Savage
Multiple Races
Christian vs. Non-Christian
Multiple Cultures
9
When Rabeya doesn't adhere to one tenet of Islam, what else does Yussif question?
Her place in the house
Her punk credit
Her wearing a burqa
Her sanity
10
What have we defined as “symbolic violence?”
someone kills or bodily injures someone
a broad social system excludes and/or impoverishes someone
someone is conceptualized and named against their will
someone is named as a subject of sovereignty
11
What are strategic essentialisms?
Asserting group “essence” temporarily for a specific purpose
Temporarily refusing a state of historicity
Asserting a form of strict justice
Refusing to be assimilated
12
___ really began around the late 18th century, surrounding American and French Revolutions
Nationalism
Liminality
Bare life
Bios
13
How does life on the plantation break down Dana's "performance" in the past?
She has to survive, which disrupts "performing"
It forces her to work
It cuts off her arm
It reveals Dana is from the future
14
What legal actions of the US established the Chinese-American society Ben Loy must navigate?
The Alien Enemies Act
United States vs. Wong Kim Ark
Immigration and Nationality Act
The Chinese Exclusion Act
15
How does Cheryl Dunye play with the documentary/mockumentary format in
Watermelon Woman
?
Naming the main character after herself
Doing real and fake investigations on a fictional character
Making a documentary about a stereotype
Documenting and Mocking
16
"Spook" means all of the following except:
Ghost
Spy
Key made from a spoon
Racial epithet
17
What is capitalism’s modern commodity-form? Think
Connecticut Yankee
...
Spectacle
Reproduction
Marriage
Labor
18
Which of the following did not play a Mammy figure in real life?
Louise Beavers
Fae Richards
Butterfly McQueen
Hattie McDaniel
19
What is the "heroic man" paradigm in the more-circulated slave narratives?
Survive!
Literacy, Revolution, Freedom
Identity, Community, Resistance
Literacy, Identity, F(l)ight
20
What is a deathbound subject?
One who experiences a strong sense of death-in-life
A subject of historicity
One who sees "alive" and "dead" as entirely separate
One who is incorporated into the polis
21
In Greenlee's novel, we see white-dominant government using a sociology of ________
Theology
Gender
Race
Culture
22
Who exerted the most pressure on the couple in
Eat a Bowl of Tea
?
Ben Loy's parents
Ben Loy's job
Mei Oi's parents
The fratriarchal society
23
Collective practices that form modern political communities that are currently stateless:
Autoimmunity
Bare life
Cultural determinism
Cultural nationalism
24
How does
The Spook Who Sat by the Door
end?
With new laws in place to advance equality
With a successful battle for rights
The defeat of the Cobras
The enactment of Condition Red and gunshots
25
After John Okada's death, what happened to his remaining writings?
His father hid them
Dorothy published them
His sister buried them
Dorothy burned them
26
The behavior of a person/group that is only concerned with their limited way of life:
Death-bound subjectivity
Insularity
Liminality
Precarity
27
What is the 20th-century axis of distinction?
Multiple Cultures
Multiple Races
Christian vs. Non-Christian
Civilized vs. Savage
28
What is historicity?
The condition of being an exception to the law
The condition of being a historical being
The condition of being cast outside the state
The condition of being closed to other cultures
29
The internment camps are an example of: ________
Due Process
Citizenship
Bare Life
Japanese Sovereignty
30
Intertextuality is:
Using the meaning of other works as context
Showing many books in a movie to show how well-read you are
A popular song clip that doesn't connect to the plot
A work being both a film and a book
31
Which of the following is not a way the goldfish bowl is used in
Eat a Bowl of Tea
?
A signal to Mei Oi's lover
As a metaphor for the ideal marriage
as a metaphor for being constantly watched
A signal to Ben Loy that everything will be alright
32
Epistemology can be broadly defined as:
How we know what we know
Why we love whom we love
Why we are named what we’re named
Why we do what we do
33
What is significant about Dana's "current" time in
Kindred
?
It's the anniversary of the 14th amendment
It's the bicentennial of the Declaration of Independence
It's post-racial
It's the anniversary of the end of the civil war
34
What do you need to bring to the exam on Thursday?
All of the above
Your books and notes
Your laptop (fully charged)
A BlueBook and pen
35
What is the 21st-century axis of distinction?
Civilized vs. Savage
Multiple Cultures
Population vs. Individual
Multiple Races
36
Under what aesthetic condition is the mind “activated”?
Beautiful
Sublime
Picturesque
Grotesque
37
What does Rabeya do to her Qur'an that Yusef is terrified by?
Wraps it in her burqa and threatens to beat him with it
Cuts out passages for decoration
Crosses out the passage on beating women
Burns it
38
What is the entire visual composition of a frame?
Wide shot
Cross-cut
Mis-en-scene
Decoupage
39
What is the 18th-century axis of distinction?
Multiple Races
Christian vs. Non-Christian
Civilized vs. Savage
Multiple Cultures
40
In terms of the nervous system, Sentimentalism posits what as the most important human organ?
Spleen
Liver
Heart
Stomach
41
What did we describe as the ur- or “first” sample of prison writing?
Plato’s allegory of the cave
Peltier's memoir
Last of the Mohicans
Machiavelli's The Prince
42
Which of the following is not a way to become "big face" in
Eat a Bowl of Tea
?
Have a wife that does not commit adultery
Be young, single, and ready to mingle
Get married
Have a baby
43
The 19th century considered the men’s sphere to be…
Sentimental
Domestic
Public
Private
44
In terms of genre, a “tragedy” is when:
the hero goes on an adventure and gets what they want
hero reconciles with society
hero cannot reconcile with society
a hero endures the breakup of families, societies, nations
45
In terms of genre, a “comedy” is when:
a hero endures the breakup of families, societies, nations
the hero goes on an adventure and gets what they want
hero cannot reconcile with society
hero reconciles with society
46
The No No in
No No Boy
refers to:
Questions 25 and 26
Ichiro's answers to the loyalty questionnaire
Ichiro's answer to "are you American?" "are you Japanese?"
Japanese reaction to Executive Order 9066
47
Ichiro's experience in
No No Boy
is a/an
Aporia
Psychologically stable one
Linear progression to glory
Inclusionary one
48
In terms of genre, a “satire” is when:
hero reconciles with society
the hero goes on an adventure and gets what they want
a hero endures the breakup of families, societies, nations
hero cannot reconcile with society
49
What motivated the CIA's inclusion of Freeman?
Pressure from grassroots organizations
Response to an internal audit
A desire for diversity
Response to a political maneuver
50
Ideology is an imaginary relationship to the _______. It produces “false consciousness."
Axis of distinction
Historicity
Mode of production
Historical emplotment
51
Dan Freeman performs which of the following:
Poorly on his entrance tests
As a token figure for the CIA
As a powerful public speaker
As a token figure for the FBI
52
When he's expected to call Dana black, what does Rufus demand to be called?
Lord
Master
Owner
Rufe
53
What does Jehangir believe creates a sect?
In-sect-oids
Too many rules
Exclusion
Inclusion
54
What is the ability to decide an “exception” to the code of law (to suspend the code of law)?
Autoimmunity
Bare life
Tyranny
Sovereignty
55
Why does Cheryl struggle to find information on Fae Richards?
The archive was moved to the fourth floor
No one kept good records until the 1980s
The archive is full of omissions and censored info
Fae Richards insisted on privacy
56
Which text did we discuss in terms of “Greek tragedy”?
Last of the Mohicans
Kindred
Zoot Suit
The Squatter and the Don
57
What type of novel is about private feeling and relativized value?
Sentimental
National
Postmodernist
Psychological
58
Eat a Bowl of Tea
can be considered what genre?
Satire: Ben Loy and Mei Oi' cannot fit society!
Romance: Ben Loy faces the mighty quest of being a manager!
Tragedy: Their relationship falls apart!
Comedy: Everything is reconciled!
59
In terms of historical emplotments, “comedy” is
harmony between the natural and the social
people are captives in the world until they die
a hero learns to work within the limitations of the world
drama of self-identification, including a triumph over evil
60
What item would Freeman think most effective for changing racial issues in the US?
A constitutional amendment
A sniper rifle
A questionnaire
A flyer
61
What information do Dana and Kevin find about how time had changed since killing Rufus?
That Rufus had made a will freeing his slaves
That Hagar was set free and given reparations
Almost nothing
That Frederick Douglass had new respect for the 4th of July
62
In terms of historical emplotments, “tragedy” is
harmony between the natural and the social
people are captives in the world until they die
drama of self-identification, including a triumph over evil
a hero learns to work within the limitations of the world
63
Under what aesthetic condition does the mind feel cosmically small?
Grotesque
Beautiful
Picturesque
Sublime
64
What is the highest expression of sovereignty?
Dividing the polis
Pardoning all the turkeys
Declaring war against another state
Pardoning a turkey
65
Who does not die in
No No Boy
?
Freddie
Ichiro's Mom
Kenji
Ichiro's Dad
66
In terms of historical emplotments, “satire” is
drama of self-identification, including a triumph over evil
a hero learns to work within the limitations of the world
harmony between the natural and the social
people are captives in the world until they die
67
What was Michael Muhammad Knight's first exposure to Islam?
Through Alex Haley's book, at age 15
When he traveled to Pakistan, at age 17
Through his father, Wesley Unger, at age 5
Malcolm X through hip-hop band "Public Enemy," at age 13
68
__ is that which is cast outside of the polity/state, in order that it might be brought inside.
Death-bound subject
Autoimmunity
Bare life
Sovereignty
69
What does Umar say punk is about?
"dancing hard"
"being ugly"
"pushing back against the man"
"breaking taboos"
70
The heroic narrative of the enslaved man centers on:
Movement
Reproduction
Literacy
Sentimentalism
71
In the Khutbah about marijuana during Friday Prayer, what is the character arguing?
marijuana is worse than tea
marijuana is Haram
Marijuana is permissible because it is "from nature"
marijuana should be required at all events
72
In terms of historical emplotments, “romance” is
harmony between the natural and the social
a hero learns to work within the limitations of the world
people are captives in the world until they die
drama of self-identification, including a triumph over evil
73
Which of the following relationships wasn't banned in the United States before 1967?
Interracial heterosexual
Different Sex, Same "Race"
Gay and Lesbian
Interracial
74
We associate Agamben with the concept of:
Bare life
Sovereignty
Death-bound subject
Autoimmunity
75
Which band in Taqwacores did Muzzamil and (most) others want to exclude from the show?
Al-Thwara
Bilal's Boulder
Osama's Tunnel Diggers
The Ghilmans
76
What kind of character did Fae Richards portray when Cheryl first noticed her?
Mammy figure
Southern Belle
Jazz Singer
Jazz Musician
77
The process whereby democracy attacks itself in the process of defending itself.
Autoimmunity
Tyranny
Sovereignty
Bare life
78
Legal distinction of “the greatest good for greatest number vs. the letter of the law”
Equity law vs. common law
Natural law vs. positive law
Utilitarianism vs. strict justice
79
In terms of genre, a “romance” is when:
a hero endures the breakup of families, societies, nations
hero reconciles with society
hero cannot reconcile with society
the hero goes on an adventure and gets what they want
80
Under what aesthetic condition is the mind “shut down”?
Picturesque
Beautiful
Grotesque
Sublime
81
Under what aesthetic condition is the mind “at rest”?
Beautiful
Sublime
Grotesque
Picturesque
82
We associate Derrida with the concept of:
Bare life
Sovereignty
Autoimmunity
Death-bound subject
83
Which country currently has the highest rate of incarceration?
Canada
The United States
China
Russia
