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Themenzusammenfassungen für das Englisch Abitur Leistungskurs: The American Dream - American History (Landmarks, Revolution, Independence Day, Bill of Rights, Uncle Sam, Frontier, Individualism) - USA Immigration (Asian, Irish, Italian ...) - Great Depression - Gun Laws African American History, Black History - Slavery, Lynching - Segregation - Black History Month/Today - Important Persons (MLK, Rosa Parks, Malcolm X, ...) Great Britain: Country Profile, Traditions and Values...

Race - the assumption of differences based on physical characteristics (real or fake) Ethnicity - a group of people who have something in common (religion, language, etc.) Nationality - where you're from What does the U.S do with these categories? - create ethnic hierarchies Why is the creation of the "other" so important? - so WASPs keep their power What are the waves of immigration? - -Formative: Americans colonized, Africans -First: Irish/german/chinese -Second: Italians/jews/mexica...

AAS 100 Exam # 1 Questions & Answers 2024/2025 "yellow peril" - ANSWERSThe view of Asians as threats to America. Provide reasons why Asian immigration into the United States is not "new," but old. - ANSWERS-In the 16th century, Chinese and Filipinos came here in Manila-Acapulco galleon trade. -In the 18th century, Filipinos to Louisiana bayous. -And continuous Asian immigration to the United States since the early to mid-nineteenth century, beginning with the Chinese. How many A...

Race - assumption of differences based on real or imagined physical characteristics; not a biological fact but a social construct ITS MADE UP Racism - becuase of race, you are assuming someone is superior/inferior to you Ethnicity - when a group of people have something in common; NOT location; Have in common:cultures, values, religion, family hierarchy etc Nativism - dislike of immigrants/immigration Xenophobia - fear of immigrants/ immigration Nationality - where you are born/ where you...

Race - Assumption of differences based on real or imagined physical characteristics Ethnicity - Group of people with something in common (some have more than one) ex) Religion, language, culture Nationality - Where you are from (Can hold duel citizenship) Nativism - Not liking someone based on their ethnicity Xenophobia - Fear of someone different than you What does the U.S do with these categories? - Racial and ethnic hierarchies Why is the creation of "Other" so important? - The more ...

What are the main differences between Race, Ethnicity and Nationality? - -race: the assumption if differences based on real or imagined physical characteristics (racism) -ethnicity: group of people that have something in common with each other like where they are from, language, etc (nativism) -nationality: historically, where you were born. Today, it's where you hold your citizenship How are they different than you originally thought? - -set up racial and ethnic hierarchies -white Protes...

Forging the National Economy Ch 14 Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers The Westward Movement - answer-The U.S. marched quickly toward the West which proved to be very hard with disease and loneliness. Frontier people were individualistic, superstitious and ill-informed of current matters. Shaping the Western Landscape - answer-The westward movement molded the environment. Tobacco overuse had exhausted the land forcing settlers to move on, but "Kentucky bluegrass" thrived. Settlers...

Amsco AP US History Chapter 9sectionalism - correct answers a devotion to the interests of one geographic region over the interests of the country as a whole, ultimately led to the Union's worst crisis: civil war between the North and the South in the early 1860s Daniel Webster - correct answers "The East, the West, the North, and the stormy South all combine to throw the whole ocean into commotion, to toss its billows to the skies, and to disclose its profoundest depths." Daniel Webster,...

Forging the National Economy CH 14 Exam Questions And Answers (Verified And Updated) "Self- Reliance" - answeran essay written by Ralph Waldo Emerson, emphasizing the importance of the individual 23. What were settlers of the frontier like? - answerThey were poorly fed, had bad clothes and shelters, and were vulnerable to diseases. They were also lonely and they were ill-informed, superstitious, provincial, and fiercely individualistic. Waldo's Self-Reliance affected them Kentucky Blu...

Gilded Age the Gilded Age was the period following the Civil War, roughly from the end of Reconstruction in 1877 to the turn of the twentieth century. A gilded patina is "pretty" on the outside / "ugly" on the inside. Immigration European Immigration / Nativism (hatred towards immigrants) / Nativist ideals towards Irish Catholics. Chinese Exclusion Act (1882) First federal law to restrict immigration (1882) / Chinese had helped with the construction of the Transcontinental Rai...

Sociology Chapter 11 - Questions and Answers In 2010, what did controversial Senate Bill 1070 propose, causing a series of protests and legal battles? - After being charged with a crime, Wisconsin courts can order legal immigrants back to their countries of origin. - During a lawful stop, detention, or arrest, Arizona police officers may establish the immigration status of anyone they suspect may be here illegally. - If suspected of illegal activity, Nevada police may search the home of any im...