Racial and Ethnic Groups Schaefer 14th Edition Test Bank

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• ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0133770990
• ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0133770995
• Author:   Richard T. Schaefer

Understand the changing dynamics of the U.S. population
Understanding race and ethnic relations is essential to understanding the United States – where we’ve been as well as where we’re going. Throughout the fourteenth edition of Racial and Ethnic Groups, author Richard T. Schaefer helps students view race and ethnic relations in a socio-historical context, so they can understand the past and best shape the future.

The text’s student-friendly framework is packed with engaging first-person accounts that illuminate the changing dynamics of the U.S. population, and reveal the stories behind these changes. Incorporating the latest statistics and data, Racial and Ethnic Groups enables educators to stay current in this ever-changing area of study.

 

Table of Content:

1. Part I Perspectives on Racial and Ethnic Groups
2. 1 Society and Social Groups
3. Ranking Groups
4. Types of Groups
5. Racial Groups
6. Ethnic Groups
7. Speaking Out: Problem of the Color Line
8. Religious Groups
9. Gender Groups
10. Other Subordinate Groups
11. Does Race Matter?
12. Biological Meaning
13. Absence of Pure Races
14. Intelligence Tests
15. Social Construction of Race
16. Biracial and Multiracial Identity: Who Am I?
17. Research Focus: Multiracial Identity
18. Sociology and the Study of Race and Ethnicity
19. Stratification by Class and Gender
20. Theoretical Perspectives
21. Functionalist Perspective
22. Conflict Perspective
23. Labeling Theory
24. The Creation of Subordinate-Group Status
25. Migration
26. Annexation
27. Colonialism
28. Spectrum of Intergroup Status
29. The Consequences of Subordinate-Group Status
30. Extermination
31. Expulsion
32. Secession
33. Segregation
34. Fusion
35. Assimilation
36. The Pluralist Perspective
37. Resistance and Change
38. 2 Social Inequality and Hostility
39. Prejudice and Discrimination
40. Research Focus: Virtual Prejudice and Anti-Prejudice
41. Merton’s Typology
42. LaPiere’s Study
43. White Privilege
44. Theories of Prejudice
45. Scapegoating Theory
46. Authoritarian Personality Theory
47. Exploitation Theory
48. Normative Approach
49. Stereotypes
50. What Are Stereotypes?
51. Speaking Out: Gangsters, Gooks, Geishas, and Geeks
52. Stereotyping in Action: Racial Profiling
53. Color-Blind Racism
54. The Mood of the Oppressed
55. Intergroup Hostility
56. Reducing Prejudice
57. Education
58. Mass Media
59. Avoidance Versus Friendship
60. The Social Distance Scale
61. Equal Status Contact
62. Avoidance Via the Internet
63. Corporate Response: Diversity Training
64. 3 Social Justice
65. Understanding Discrimination
66. Relative vs. Absolute Deprivation
67. A Global View: The Roma: A Thousand Years of Discrimination
68. Hate Crimes
69. What Are Hate Crimes?
70. Why Do Hate Crimes Carry Harsher Penalties?
71. Institutional Discrimination
72. Discrimination Today
73. Discrimination Hits the Wallet
74. Eliminating Discrimination
75. Wealth Inequality: Discrimination’s Legacy
76. Research Focus: The Unequal Wealth Distribution
77. Environmental Justice
78. Affirmative Action
79. Affirmative Action Explained
80. The Legal Debate
81. Speaking Out: The Conversation We’re Not Having When We Talk About Affirmative Action
82. Reverse Discrimination
83. The Glass Ceiling
84. Part II Ethnic and Religious Sources of Conflict
85. 4 Immigration
86. Patterns of Immigration to the United States
87. Early Immigration
88. The Anti-Chinese Movement
89. Speaking Out: Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882
90. Restrictionist Sentiment Increases
91. The National Origin System
92. The Immigration and Nationality Act
93. Contemporary Social Concerns
94. The Brain Drain
95. Population Growth
96. Mixed-Status Families
97. Language Barriers
98. The Economic Impact
99. Research Focus: The Hispanic Dairyland
100. Illegal Immigration
101. A Global View: Immigration and South Africa
102. Path to Citizenship: Naturalization
103. Women and Immigration
104. The Global Economy and Immigration
105. The Environment and Immigration
106. Refugees
107. 5 Ethnicity and Religious Tolerance
108. Studying Whiteness
109. Rediscovering Ethnicity
110. The Third-Generation Principle
111. Ethnic Paradox
112. Speaking Out: The Next Americans
113. Symbolic Ethnicity
114. The German Americans
115. Settlement Patterns
116. Twenty First-Century German America
117. The Irish Americans
118. Irish Immigration
119. Becoming White
120. The Contemporary Picture
121. The Italian Americans
122. Early Immigration
123. Constructing Identity
124. The Contemporary Picture
125. Research Focus: Immigrants: Yesterday and Today
126. The Polish Americans
127. Early Immigration
128. Polonia
129. The Contemporary Picture
130. Religious Pluralism
131. Diversity among Roman Catholics
132. Diversity among Protestants
133. Religion and the Courts
134. School Prayer
135. Secessionist Minorities
136. Creationism and Intelligent Design
137. Public Displays
138. Part III Major Racial and Ethnic Minority Groups in the United States
139. 6 Native Americans: The First Americans
140. Early European Contacts
141. Treaties and Warfare
142. The Allotment Act
143. The Reorganization Act
144. A Global View: Australia’s Aboriginal People
145. Reservation Life and Federal Policies
146. Legal Claims
147. The Termination Act
148. Employment Assistance Program
149. Collective Action
150. Protest Efforts
151. Speaking Out: Holocaust Museum of the Indigenous People Should Be Built at Wounded Knee
152. Collective Action: An Overview
153. American Indian Identity
154. Sovereignty
155. Individual Identity
156. Research Focus: Sovereignty of the Shinnecock Nation
157. Native Americans Today
158. Economic Development
159. Tourism
160. Casino Gambling
161. Education
162. Healthcare
163. Religious and Spiritual Expression
164. Environment
165. 7 African Americans
166. Slavery
167. Slave Codes
168. The Attack on Slavery
169. Slavery’s Aftermath
170. A Global View: France Noire: Black France
171. Reflecting on Slavery Today
172. The Challenge of Black Leadership
173. The Politics of Accommodation
174. The Niagara Movement
175. Research Focus: Sundown Towns, USA
176. Reemergence of Black Protest
177. The Civil Rights Movement
178. Struggle to Desegregate the Schools
179. Civil Disobedience
180. The Urban Stage
181. Urban Violence and Oppression
182. Black Power
183. Speaking Out: The New Jim Crow
184. The Religious Force
185. The New Immigration
186. 8 African Americans Today
187. Speaking Out: On the 50th Anniversary of the March on Washington
188. Education
189. School Segregation
190. Acting White, Acting Black, or Neither
191. Higher Education
192. The Economic Picture
193. The Middle Class
194. Research Focus: Moving on Up, or Not
195. Employment
196. Family Life
197. Challenges to Family Stability
198. Strengths of African American Families
199. Housing
200. Criminal Justice
201. Healthcare
202. Politics
203. 9 Latinos: The Largest Minority
204. Latino Identity
205. The Economic Picture
206. Education
207. Research Focus: English-Language Acquisition
208. The Political Presence
209. Religion
210. Cuban Americans
211. Immigration
212. Speaking Out: Leaving Cuba
213. The Current Picture
214. Central and South Americans
215. Immigration
216. A Global View: The Salvadoran Connection
217. The Current Picture
218. 10 Mexican Americans and Puerto Ricans
219. Mexican Americans
220. The Immigrant Experience
221. Chavez and the Farm Laborers
222. The Borderlands
223. Healthcare
224. Family Life
225. Research Focus: The Latino Family Circle: Familism
226. Puerto Ricans
227. The Bridge Between the Island and the Mainland
228. The Island of Puerto Rico
229. Speaking Out: Puerto Ricans Cannot Be Silenced
230. Issues of Statehood and Self-Rule
231. The Social Construction of Race
232. The Island Economy
233. 11 Muslim and Arab Americans: Diverse Minorities
234. Arab Americans
235. Muslim Americans
236. Research Focus: Self-Identifying as “Arab American”
237. Black Muslims
238. Immigration to the United States
239. Islamophobia
240. Speaking Out: Arab Problem
241. Contemporary Life in the United States
242. Family Life and Gender
243. Education
244. Politics
245. A Global View: Muslims in France
246. 12 Asian Americans: Growth and Diversity
247. Is There a Model Minority?
248. Political Activity and Pan-Asian Identity
249. Asian Indians
250. Immigration
251. The Current Picture
252. Research Focus: Arranged Marriages in America
253. Filipino Americans
254. Immigration Patterns
255. The Current Picture
256. Korean Americans
257. Historical Background
258. The Current Picture
259. Southeast Asian Americans
260. The Refugees
261. The Current Picture
262. Case Study: A Hmong Community
263. Hawai’i and Its People
264. Historical Background
265. The Sovereignty Movement
266. Speaking Out: Recognizing Native Hawaiians
267. 13 Chinese Americans and Japanese Americans
268. Chinese Americans
269. Early Settlement Patterns
270. Occupational Profile of Chinese Americans
271. Chinatowns Today
272. Organizational Life
273. Social Problems
274. Family Life
275. Research Focus: Tiger Mothers
276. Japanese Americans
277. Early Japanese Immigration
278. The Wartime Evacuation
279. Executive Order 9066
280. The Camps
281. The Evacuation: What Does It Mean?
282. Speaking Out: Anti-Bullying
283. The Economic Picture
284. Family Life
285. Remnants of Prejudice and Discrimination
286. 14 Jewish Americans: Quest to Maintain Identity
287. A Global View: Argentina’s Jewish Community
288. The Jewish People: Race, Religion, or Ethnic Group?
289. Immigration of Jews to the United States
290. Anti-Semitism: Past and Present
291. Origins
292. The Holocaust
293. Speaking Out: Night
294. U.S. Anti-Semitism: Past
295. Contemporary Anti-Semitism
296. Incidents of Anti-Semitism
297. American Jews and Israel
298. Position of Jewish Americans
299. Employment and Income
300. Education
301. Political Activity
302. Religious Life
303. The Orthodox Tradition
304. The Reform Tradition
305. Jewish Identity
306. Role of the Family
307. Role of Religion
308. Research Focus: Intermarriage: The Final Step to Assimilation?
309. Role of Cultural Heritage
310. Part IV Other Patterns of Dominance
311. 15 Women: The Oppressed Majority
312. Gender Roles
313. Sociological Perspectives
314. The Feminist Movement
315. The Suffrage Movement
316. The Women’s Liberation Movement
317. Feminism Today
318. The Economic Picture
319. Research Focus: Give Me a Male Boss
320. A Global View: Gender Inequality in Japan
321. Sources of Discrimination
322. Sexual Harassment
323. Feminization of Poverty
324. Education
325. Family Life
326. Childcare and Housework
327. Abortion
328. Speaking Out: What Do Women and Men Want?
329. Political Activity
330. Matrix of Domination: Minority Women
331. 16 Beyond the United States: The Comparative Perspective
332. Mexico: Diversity South of the Border
333. The Mexican Indian People and the Color Gradient
334. The Status of Women
335. Canada: Multiculturalism Up North
336. The First Nations
337. The Québécois
338. Immigration and Race
339. Brazil: Not a Racial Paradise
340. The “Racial Democracy” Illusion
341. Brazilian Dilemma
342. Israel and the Palestinians
343. Arab–Israeli Conflicts
344. The Intifada
345. The Search for Solutions amid Violence
346. Republic of South Africa
347. The Legacy of Colonialism
348. Apartheid
349. Speaking Out: Africa, It Is Ours!
350. The Era of Reconciliation and Moving On
351. Research Focus: Intergroup Contact and South Africa
352. 17 Overcoming Exclusion
353. The Aged: A Social Minority
354. Who Are the Elderly?
355. Ageism
356. Research Focus: The Three Maxes
357. The Economic Picture
358. Advocacy Efforts by the Elderly
359. People with Disabilities: Moving On
360. Disability in Contemporary Society
361. Labeling People with Disabilities
362. Speaking Out: My Journey Into the Deaf World
363. Advocacy for Disability Rights
364. Gays and Lesbians: Coming Out for Equality
365. Being Gay and Lesbian in the United States
366. Prejudice and Discrimination
367. Advocacy for Gay and Lesbian Rights
368. Glossary
369. References
370. Photo Credits
371. Index
372. A
373. B
374. C
375. D
376. E
377. F
378. G
379. H
380. I
381. J
382. K
383. L
384. M
385. N
386. O
387. P
388. Q
389. R
390. S
391. T
392. U
393. V
394. W
395. X
396. Y
397. Z