Chapter 13

Question 0

A group that separated from the more conservative Amish over the use of automobiles and modern farm equipment

Answer 0

Beachy Amish

Question 1

A 16th century reformation movement that insisted that only adult baptism was valid and held that true Christians should not bear arms, use force, or hold government office

Answer 1

Anabaptist

Question 2

Refers to people born in the United States whose ancestors came from Mexico; often used to represent a nationalist identity and commitment to disassimilation

Answer 2

Chicano

Question 3

Going from one language to another in the same sentence, as from Spanish to English and then back to Spanish

Answer 3

Code switching

Question 4

Dispersion of an originally homogenous people

Answer 4

Diaspora

Question 5

A German word used by the Amish to mean submission to God

Answer 5

Gelassenheit

Question 6

Refers to people with the capability of speaking and comprehending the Spanish-language who’s ancestry is based on a Spanish-speaking country and to identify with the subculture

Answer 6

Hispanic

Question 7

A people living in Laos who sided with United States in the Vietnam War and now have resettled in United States

Answer 7

Hmong

Question 8

Refers to Spanish-speaking individuals who themselves or whose ancestors came from anywhere in Latin America

Answer 8

Latino

Question 9

Descriptive metaphor for the assimilation of early immigrants into a homogenized United States

Answer 9

Melting pot

Question 10

Someone for Mexico undergoing the assimilation process

Answer 10

Mexican-American

Question 11

Understanding, acceptance, and constructive relations among people of many different cultures and subcultures

Answer 11

Multiculturalism

Question 12

A moderate group of the Amish, excepting some modern conveniences

Answer 12

New Order Amish

Question 13

The most conservative and strict of the Amish

Answer 13

Old Order Amish

Question 14

Church rules and values of the Amish

Answer 14

Ordnung

Question 15

Belief that associations or group memberships can be voluntary rather than determined by birth

Answer 15

Postethnicity

Question 16

Pennsylvania Dutch term usually translated as “running around”; late teenage years not subject to the churches rules and ending with the decision to be baptized into the church and become an adult member of the community

Answer 16

Rumspringa