SOCI 2319 - Exam 1 (Ch 1-4)
Although fans of a particular athletic team may, like ethnic groups, have a sense of community
(for example, "Red Sox Nation"), they are not an ethnic group because - ✔✔they lack a common
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SOCI 2319 - Exam 1 (Ch 1-4)
Although fans of a particular athletic team may, like ethnic groups, have a sense of community
(for example, "Red Sox Nation"), they are not an ethnic group because - ✔✔they lack a common
heritage
All of the following are examples of institutionalized discrimination EXCEPT - ✔✔the burning
of a cross in front of a black family's home
The theory that explains prejudice and discrimination as a means of keeping workers divided,
thus easier to control by the capitalist class, is the _________ theory - ✔✔Marxian
In the U.S., the ideology of equal opportunity - ✔✔serves to justify social inequality
Authoritarian personalities were found to be associated with ______________ by Adorno -
✔✔intolerance
Which of the following illustrates indirect institutional discrimination - ✔✔As past company
policy, the Ajax Axe Company had refused to hire African Americans. Ajax no longer refuses to
hire African Americans but maintains a seniority system. Thus, because they have been
employed by the company only recently (with the end of the racial bar) it will be many years
before African Americans can move beyond entry level positions in the company
In society X, there is much ethnic diversity; conflict amond the different groups is comparatively
mild though at times, high; class and ethnicity generally overlap; and the degree of segregation
among various ethnic groups differs on the basis of salient physical and cultural characteristics.
Society X is a(n) __________ society - ✔✔assimilationist
Before the American Civil War, Irish Americans, most of them working-class, opposed the
Emancipation Proclamation and the freeing of slaves because they feared blacks would compete
with them for unskilled jobs. Hence, much violence by Irish against blacks was evident during
this period. Which theory best explains this occurrence - ✔✔Split labor market
Which of the following illustrates cultural assimilation - ✔✔Members of ethnic group X adopt
the language and religion of the dominant group
In ethnic stratification, those most like the dominant group are more - ✔✔highly ranked
Hughes and Hughes (1952) suggested that if it is easy to resign from the group - ✔✔it is not a
true ethnic group
Which of the following statements is true of the major patterns of ethnic relations discussed in
the text - ✔✔They should not be thought of as being mutually exclusive
There are generally ________ differences between black people born in Haiti and the United
States - ✔✔cultural
In a society with a high degree of stratification, we can be sure - ✔✔the dominant group has the
most resources
In the split labor market theory, the group that gains the most from discriminatory institutions is -
✔✔dominant group workers
The most extreme form of inequalitarian pluralism is - ✔✔corporate pluralism
An ideal-typical corporate pluralistic society would contain - ✔✔several ethnic groups, none of
which is dominant
The author argues that assimilation is best understood as a process because - ✔✔it is a change
that individuals and groups experience over time
In the United States, Anglo-Americans are privileged because they - ✔✔are the dominant group
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