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Chapter 9 Student Quiz 1
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Prejudice is
negative or unfair treatment of a person because of his or her group membership or identity.
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the repressive practices, structures, beliefs, and representations that uphold racial categories and social inequality.
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a collection of preformed, usually unfavorable opinions about people who are different.
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a widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing.
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Discrimination is
negative or unfair treatment of a person because of his or her group membership or identity.
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the repressive practices, structures, beliefs, and representations that uphold racial categories and social inequality.
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a collection of preformed, usually unfavorable opinions about people who are different.
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a widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing.
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Ethnicity is a
social distinction that classifies people according to descent.
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social distinction that classifies people according to poverty and wealth.
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social distinction that classifies people according to symbolic purity.
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a concept that organizes people into groups on the basis of specific physical traits that are thought to reflect fundamental and innate differences.
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A gradual change across groups, in which traits shade and blend into each other is
race.
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clines.
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racialization.
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hegemony.
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Which social distinction structures who some people can marry, do business with, and share space with in Indian society?
class
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race
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ethnicity
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caste
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Market forces have been key in the recent production of ethnic identities in the United States.
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In the human population, there is more variation between racial groups than within racial groups.
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__________ is the interplay of race, class, gender, sexuality, and other identity markers in the expression of prejudicial beliefs and discriminatory actions.
Oppression
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Racialization
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Marginalization
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Intersectionality
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Which of the following is not an example of social stratification?
class
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caste
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ethnicity
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genetics
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The rise of "Hispanics," "Latinos," and "Latinas" in the United States is an example of
instrumentalism.
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naturalization.
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linguistic diversity.
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the intersection of race and class.
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Most "Latino/as" think of their social position based on their
national origin.
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race.
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language.
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class.
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Which of the following is not a consequence of class?
education
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occupation
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intelligence
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social standing
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