Ch 5 Flashcards

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1
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In the _____ step toward civil rights, a group embraces its shared identity and redefines itself as a victim of discrimination.

A

first

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In the _____ step toward civil rights, a group enters the political arena and demands rights.

A

second

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In the _____ step toward civil rights, a group must change the majority’s portrayal of the group as dangerous, inferior, or helpless.

A

third

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4
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Any legislation involving race, ethnicity, religion, or legal aliens faces _____ scrutiny.

A

strict

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5
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The _____ was an executive order issued by President Abraham Lincoln that declared the slaves in all rebel states to be free.

A

Emancipation Proclamation

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For a time, Congress supported the former slaves in an effort known as _____,trying to rebuild the South around a vision of racial justice.

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Reconstruction

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Beginning in the 1920s, many African Americans left southern agriculture and moved to more lucrative factory jobs in the northern cities—a journey known as the_____.

A

Great Migration

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_____ segregation exists without the support of specific laws and is subtly embedded within society.

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De facto

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_____ segregation is discrimination established by laws.

A

De jure

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10
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The Voting Rights Act of _____ protected the right to vote, struck down voter-suppression tactics like the literacy test, and empowered the attorney general and the U.S. District Court of Washington, DC, to weigh any voting change in suspect areas for its potentially discriminatory effect.

A

1965

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The ___ Convention in 1848 was the first gathering for women advocating woman’s right to vote.

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Seneca Falls

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12
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Immigration is less relevant for _____, the second-largest Hispanic population in the United States and American citizens by birth.

A

Puerto Ricans

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13
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_____ have the highest education level and the highest median personal income among American population groups.

A

Asian Americans

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14
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Congress passed the _____ in 1882 barring this country’s immigrants and declaring them ineligible for citizenship.

A

Chinese Exclusion Act

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In 1831, the Supreme Court ruled that Indian tribes were _____—a separate people but without the rights of an independent nation.

A

“domestic dependent nations”

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Native American civil rights politics divides roughly into two camps; the _____ perspective advocates withdrawing from American politics and society and revitalizing Native American culture and traditions.

A

tribal movement

17
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Congress passed the Americans with Disabilities Act in 1990, which forbade companies of _____ or more employees from discriminating against handicapped people and required companies to make “reasonable accommodations” for wide range of disabilities.

A

twenty-five

18
Q

The movement for same-sex rights began with a riot in 1969 when police raided a ____ gay bar named the Stonewall Inn.

A

New York City

19
Q

_____ became the first state to permit same-sex marriage.

A

Massachusetts

20
Q

In 2015, the Supreme Court’s ruling in Obergefell v. Hodges made _____ a civil right nationwide.

A

same-sex marriage