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| development of solidarity between ethnic subgroups |
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| placement of people on a continuum from light to dark skin color rather than in distinct racial groups by skin color |
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| foreign owned companies on the mexican side of the border with the united states |
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| money that immigrants return to their countries of orgin |
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| undesirable refugees from cuba who came in from the third wave of immigration |
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| 1930s program of deporting mexicans |
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| contracted mexican laborers brought to the United States during world war II |
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| wetback slang for mexicans who entered illegaly |
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| "the people" mexican pride |
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| way of life that involves no future planning, no commitment to marriage, no work ethic |
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| leader for economic empowerment of migrant farm workers |
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| ideology emphasizing pride and positive identity among mexican Americans |
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| gave puerto ricans citizenship |
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| puerto ricans who return to the island to settle after living in the united states |
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| continuing dependence of former colonies on foreign countries |
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| a view of the global economic system as divided between nations that control wealth and those that provide natural resources and labor |
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| the practice of placing students in specific class or curriculum groups on the basis of test scores and other criteria |
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| pride and closeness in the family that result in placing family obligation and loyalty before individual needs |
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| families in which one or more members are citizens and one or more are noncitizens |
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| religion that believes in the infusion of the holyspirit into services and in religious experiences such as faith healing |
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| generalized prejudice toward Asian people and their customs |
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| name for people who trace their ancestry to south asian expecially india and pakistan |
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first generation in 1920s
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newest immigrants include professionals who arrived under 1965 immigration act |
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| 1.5 generation of korean americans those who immigrated into the united states as children |
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| rotating credit system used by koreans to start up businesses |
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| clans established along family lines and forming a basis for social organization by chinese americans |
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| chinese american benevolent associations organized on the basis of the district of the immigrants origin in china |
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| noneconomic forces such as family background and past investment in education that are then reflected in knowledge about the arts and language |
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| Collective benefits of durable social networks and their patterns of reciprocal trust |
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| first generation immigrants from japan to united states |
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| Children born of immigrants from japan |
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| the children of the Nisei=grandchildren of the original immigrants from japan |
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| fourth generation of japanese americans in the united states=children of sansei |
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| Japanese Americans of the Nisei generation sent back to japan for schooling and to have marriages arranged |
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| prohibits all asian immigrants from owning land |
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| 1942 executive order 9066 |
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| authorized the removal from those areas of any people considered threats to national security |
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| Mitsuye Endo v United States |
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| 1944 detainment was unconstitutional |
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| prejudices are influenced by societal norms and situations |
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| marxist theory that views racial subordination in the united states as a manifestation of the class system inherent in capitalism |
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two divisions of work
1. by minorities ex janitors
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| relocated eastern tribes westward |
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| subdivided tribal lands into individual parts |
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| required tribes to develop election based governments and leaders |
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| 1952 employment assistance program |
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| relocated reservation people to urban areas for jobs |
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| closed reservation and their federal services |
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| Emancipation Proclamation |
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| Emancipation Proclamation |
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| prohibited the denial of the right to vote on the ground of race color or previous condition of |
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| the use of poll taxes, tests, and literacy tests to discourage blacks from voting |
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| communities where non whites were systematically excluded from living |
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| riots in 80s were from discontented youths rather than by social and economic problems |
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| placement of students based on test scores |
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| large majority of muslims in us who follow Sunnah |
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| struggle against the enemies of allah |
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| self image and worldview that is a combination of religious faith, cultural background based on nationality, and current residence |
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| behavior by ones own group that becomes unacceptable when practiced by outsiders |
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| in group virtues practiced by outsiders |
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| exile of jews from palestine |
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| jewish laws covering obligations and duties |
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| snuck in and tried to vote but was arrested (woman) |
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| societys view of a woman as only her childrens mother and her husbands wife |
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| Order of womens voting rights |
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1879 introduced the right for women to vote
1919 19th amendment
1920 19th amendment ratified |
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| women who have been married for 20-30 years who are unable to get a job when divorced |
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| working at home and work outside the household |
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| ex being black and a woman |
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| lower salaries women receive because they have children |
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| cumulative impact of oppression because of race gender and class superfucked |
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| you can have an abortion but it cannot be after the 3rd trimester |
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