Diversity And Race - Africans And Indians.

Front 1

According to the 2000 Census, there has been _____in the Native American population in the United States since the 1990 Census (a) a decrease (b) an increase ( c) no change

Back 1

b. An increase

Front 2

Christopher Columbus commented in his diary that the “Indians” encountered in the New World would make: (a) good servants (b) strong allies (c) skilled soldiers (d) devout Christians

Back 2

a. Good servants

Front 3

By 1900 the population of Native Americans living north of the Rio Grande had been reduced by dwindling food sources and diseases to: (a) less than 250,000 (b) slightly over one million (c) slightly less than 600,000 (d) five million

Back 3

a. Less than 250,000

Front 4

The theory that best explains the exploitation of the Native Americans and their land by European invaders is: (a) functionalist theory (b) interactionist theory (c) world systems theory (d) multiculturalism

Back 4

(c) world systems theory

Front 5

The Indian Removal Act and the Trail of Tears are examples of: (a) expulsion (b) exterminations (c) Genocide (d) all of these

Back 5

D. All of these

Front 6

The Indian Removal Act of 1830 called for the relocation of: (a) all northeastern tribes to the southeast (b) all Eastern tribes across the Mississippi River (c) all southwestern tribes to the northwest (d) all of these

Back 6

b. All Eastern tribes across the Mississippi River

Front 7

Colonel George Custer launched military operations against the Sioux because: (a) the Sioux didn’t leave their land when ordered. (b) Gold was found on Sioux land (c) Sioux warriors were attacking White settlers (d) the Sioux refused to allow hunting and fishing on the Great Sioux Reservations

Back 7

(a) the Sioux didn’t leave their land when ordered.

Front 8

The Ghost Dance is an example of what sociologists call a:(a) fad (b) millenarian movement (c) dysfunction (d) norm

Back 8

b. Millenarian movement

Front 9

A millenarian movement like the Ghost Dance is founded on the belief that a cataclysmic upheaval will occur in the immediate future followed by: (a) fusion in to a single race (b) collective salvation (c) death to all (d) Restoration of the White race

Back 9

b. Collective Salvation

Front 10

From a _________ perspective, the millenarian movement can be viewed as a means of coping with the domination of White intruders by native tribes.

Back 10

Conflict perspective

Front 11

Wounded Knee, South Dakota, was the scene of an 1890 massacre of more than 300 Sioux men, women, and children by: (a) white ranchers (b) Iroquois Indians (c) political radicals (d) the United States Army

Back 11

d. The United States Army

Front 12

How long was the Allotman Act of 1887

Back 12

47 years

Front 13

When was The Indian Reorganization Act?

Back 13

1934

Front 14

Up to how man acres of land was each family given?

Back 14

160 acres

Front 15

How long did they have to keep the land before selling it?

Back 15

25 years

Front 16

If the owner of the land died. The land have to be equally divided among descendants.
True or False

Back 16

True

Front 17

Today there are 557 indian reservations about percentage of land do the Indians own in the United States?

a. 10% b. 25% c .2% d. 7%

Back 17

c. 2%

Front 18

What was considered the brain drain

a. The Allotment Act b.The Employee Assistance program c. The Reorganization Act d. The Termination Act

Back 18

b. The Employee Assistant Act.

Front 19

__________ is the distinctive dialect, with a complex language structure, that is found among some Black Americans

Back 19

Ebonics

Front 20

The slave family had no standing in law. Marriages between slaves were not legally recognized.

True or false.

Back 20

True

Front 21

Viewpoints that believes that many aspects of our modern day culture actually came from African culture but we mistakenly think these aspects came from Western culture.
Ex. Certain art forms

Back 21

a. Conflict perspective b.Afrocentric perspective
c. Ethnocentric perspective d. Pluralist perspective

Front 22

African religions were allowed so the slaves could cope.
True or false

Back 22

False

Front 23

Abolitionists?
A. Whites for slaver
B. Blacks against slavery
C. Whites against slavery
D. Whites and Blacks against slavery

Back 23

D. Whites and Blacks against slavery

Front 24

The Reconstruction 1867-1877 was

Back 24

a. Military governor in southern states b. Blacks and white went to schools together, even married c. Rode on the bus together, blacks got elected to political positions d. All of the above e. The slaves had less rights

Front 25

The Indian Reorganization Act forced the tribal people to adopt the european way of government.

true or false

Back 25

true

Front 26

The Termination Act of 1953 was

Back 26

They gave them fire department, medical services and police but stopped it for more independence but what they really were trying to do is save money. They’ve (Americans) been paying for almost everything.

Front 27

Employment assistance program was the native american version of brain drain

True or False

Back 27

True

Front 28

Pan Indianism

Back 28

More people equals more power

Front 29

major employers of indians who live on reservations are?

a. Government
b. Tourism
c. Gambling
d. All of these

Back 29

d

Front 30

What is the crossover effect?

Back 30

Something that happens when previously high-scoring Native American kids score below average when they take the tests in English instead of their native language.

Front 31

What is Civil Disobedience?

Back 31

: a tactic promoted by Martin Luther King Jr. based on the belief that people have the right to disobey unjust laws under certain circumstances.

Front 32

What is the Riff-raff theory ?

Back 32

it discredited the rioters and left the barrel of apples (White Society, untouched)

Front 33

What is Relative depression ?

Back 33

conscious feeling of a negative discrepancy between legitimate expectations and present actualities. “I am better than before but still not as good as I think others are.”

Front 34

What are Rising Expectations?

Back 34

increasing sense of frustration that legitimate needs are being blocked. Made comparisons with Whites – life didn’t change much.

Front 35

De jure segregation

Back 35

The assigning of students to schools on the basis of race rather than by neighborhood

Front 36

Restrictive covenant

Back 36

A private contract entered into by neighborhood property owners stipulating that property could not be sold or rented to certain minority groups.

Front 37

When did the Detroit Riot happen?
a. 1947
b. 1927
c. 1943
d. 1939

Back 37

c

Front 38

Who issued the Emancipation Proclamation

a. Martin Luther King Jr
b. President Lincoln
c. William Du Bois
d. President Washington

Back 38

b

Front 39

What happened in the Emancipation Proclamation of 1864?

Back 39

Many Union solders resigned rather than help.
Six months after the surrender of the Confederacy in 1865, abolition became law when the Thirteenth Amendment - abolished slavery throughout the nation.

Front 40

How many people died in the Detroit Riot

a. 6,000 soldiers, 25 blacks and 9 whites.
b. 10,000 soldiers, 50 blacks and 27 whites.
c. 3,000 soldiers, 10 blacks and 5 whites.
d. 7,000 soldiers, 30 blacks and 1 white.

Back 40

a

Front 41

Red summer of 1919

Back 41

so much violence it was called “red summer”
White vets from WWI didn’t like the competition from Blacks.
KKK grew and at one time had almost 9 million members.

Front 42

Where did William Du Bois get his PHd

a. Yale
b. Princeton
c. Harvard
d. Cornell

Back 42

c

Front 43

When was the Emancipation Proclamation

a. 1863
b. 1854
c. 1917
d. 1879

Back 43

a

Front 44

Slavery reparations were?

a.refers to the act of making amends for the injustice of slavery.
b. A private contract stating that certain minorities could not move into certain neighborhoods
c. Segregation of schools by race instead of neighborhood.
d. When a slave tells a lie in court.

Back 44

a

Front 45

What was the Afrocentric Perspective?

Back 45

viewpoints that believes that many aspects of our modern day culture actually came from African culture but we mistakenly think these aspects came from Western culture. The survival of African culture can be most easily documented in folklore, religion, language, and music.

Front 46

What is Ebonics?

Back 46

It is the distinctive dialect, with a complex language structure, that is found among some Black Americans.

Front 47

What is the 13th Amendment?

a. Freedom of Speech in 1902
b. Abolished slavery in our nation in 1863
c. To desegregate schools 1920
d. Allowed Blacks to vote 1951

Back 47

b

Front 48

The slave family had standing law?

True or False

Back 48

False

Front 49

1934 Reorganization Act

Back 49

effort to strengthen tribal autonomy. Give Native Americans more of a government. One leader, not one from each tribe.

Front 50

The truth about Native Americans and casinos

a. All Native Americans own casinos
b. 6 Billion in taxes and only 1/3 of Indians make a substantial amount.
c. No taxes on casinos
d. 2/3 of Indians make a decent amount

Back 50

b

Front 51

Main focus of Christianity of the slave population?

Back 51

Idea was preached that salvation and eternal happiness would happen if one obeyed one’s master. Non submission would mean hell.

Front 52

Who is associated with Politics of Accommodation?

a. Booker T Washington
b. President Washington
c. Martin Luther King Jr
d. President Lincoln

Back 52

a

Front 53

Another name of Rotten egg theory?

Back 53

Riff raff theory

Front 54

When did the Reorganization Act happen

A. 1921
b. 1949
c. 1934
D. 1957

Back 54

C

Front 55

Where did the Trail of Tears lead 5 Indian tribes

a. Oklahoma
b. North Carolina
c. Texas
d. New York

Back 55

a

Front 56

The Ghost Dance was

Back 56

A religion that included dances and songs proclaiming the return of the buffalo and the resurrection of dead ancestors in a land without White man.

Front 57

In 1890 at the Pine Ridge, SD reservation (Wounded Knee Creek) altercation with cavalry and a massacre what happened.

a. 25 soldiers, but 300 Sioux
b. There was an altercation that caused a gun to go off and cause a mascara
c. The Indian willingly gave up their weapons
d. All of the Above
e. None of this happened

Back 57

d

Front 58

In the 1500's what was the Indian Population?

a. 25 Million
b. 10 Million
c. 17 Million
d. 5 Million

Back 58

b

Front 59

What is Internal Colonism?

Back 59

treatment of a subordinate group as if they were subjects as in colonial times to those of power.

Front 60

The U.S has taken what steps to reduce federal control since WW11?

a. Creating an Indian Claims Commission
b. Creating the Termination Act
c. Creating the Employee Assistance Program
d. All of the above
e. None of these

Back 60

d

Front 61

The Termination Act of 1953
(Most controversial act)

Back 61

Purpose was to provide (1) greater autonomy to Native Americans & (2) to reduce monies that the government spent

Result was simply a loss of services on the reservation that they had. (Subsidized medical care, college scholarships)
These were treaty obligations.
So they got more independence but less service.

Front 62

The Native Americans are rich?

True or false

Back 62

False

Front 63

Environmental justice

Back 63

Efforts to make sure that hazardous substances are controlled so that all communities receive protection regardless or race of socioeconomic status.