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According to Marxists, what 2 grous is society divided into?

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Bourgeosie, proletariat

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Bourgeoisie

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Owners of means of production (dominant/elite)

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Proletariat

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Workers

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What are the 4 models of Bonacich called?

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Super exploitation model, split-labor market model, middleman minority, integrated model

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What are 2 examples of the super exploitation model?

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Black slavery, South Africa before liberation

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3c examples of split labor market model

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Strike breaking in early 20th century, Detroit race riot of 1943, workers competing for jobs with Mexican Americans

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3 examples of middleman minority

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British in India, Koreans in LA's black neighborhoods, Chinese competing with small businesses in railroad work

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2 examples of integrated model

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Mexico vs. US, "noble savage"

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Dawes Act date

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1887

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Dawes Act

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Permitted government to break up reservation land into individual allotments if the president believed the land could be advantageously employed

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Gold rush date

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1849

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Chinese Exclusion Act date

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1882

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Anti-Chinese movement date

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1870s

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Chinese in Mississippi

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1870s

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Internment date

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Feb 1942

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When was Japanese and Chinese immigration cut down?

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Early 1900s

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Relocation Act date

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1956

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Indian Removal Act date

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1830

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Indian Removal Act

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Jackson relocated Indian nations to territory W of Mississippi (Trail of Tears)

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Major Crimes Act date

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1885

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Major Crimes Act

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Extended US jurisdiction into Indian territory

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Dawes Act date

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1887

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Dawes Act

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Broke up collective ownership of Indian lands, made Indians identidy by blood quantum

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Indian Citizenship Act date

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1924

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Indian Citizenship Act

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Made all Indians citizens to curtail demand for Indian identity

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Indian Claims Commission Act date

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1946

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Indian Claims Commission Act

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Gave Indians small monetary awards for land

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Relocation Act date

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1956

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Relocation Act

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Force Indians off reservations by offering job training only in urban areas

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Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act date

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1971

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Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act

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Made Alaska part of US to get oil and timber

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Marielitos

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Single, black, adult males with criminal background from Cuba

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Year of Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

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1848

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Mexican repatriation movement years

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1870-1930

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Date of potato famine

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1840s

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Fair Housing Act year

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1968

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3 parts of hypersegregation

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clustering, centralization, concentration

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Park's race relations cycle

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contacts, competition, accommodation, assimilation

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Change of cultural patterns to those of core society

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cultural assimilation

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Penetration of cliques and associations of the core society at the primary-group level

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structural assimilation

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Marrying within the dominant group

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marital assimilation

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Develop sense of identity linked to core society

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identification assimilation

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Absence of prejudice and stereotyping

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attitide-receptional assimilation

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No intentional discrimination

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behavior-receptional assimilation

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Absence of value and power conflict

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civic assimilation

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internal colonialism

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race and class stratification seperate but related- non-Europeans controlled, exploited by whites