Chapter 7: Ethnicities Flashcards

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What is an ethnic group/ethnicity?

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A group of people that share a distinctive culture based on race, religion, language, or national origin

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What is race?

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The identity of a group of people who are perceived to share a physiological trait.

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What is nationality?

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Identity with a group of people with a legal attachment to a particular country

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What is a social construct?

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An idea or meaning that is widely accepted by a society as natural but may not represent a reality shared by those outside the society.

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What is racism?

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The belief that race is the primary determinant of human traits and capacities and that racial differences produce an inherent superiority of a particular race.

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What is a racist?

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A person who discriminates somebody on the basis of their perceived race.

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What is an ethnic enclave?

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A place with a high concentration of an ethnic group that is distinct from the surrounding areas

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What is an ethnoburb?

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A suburban area with a cluster of a particular ethnic population

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What is a sharecropper?

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A person who works fields rented from another farmer and pays said rent by giving a share of the crops

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What is blockbusting?

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A real estate practice in which a realtor convinces somebody to sell their home at a low price, then turn around and sell it at a much higher price

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What is redlining?

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A process by which financial institutions draw lines on a map and refuse various modes of assistance for people looking to buy or improve houses within the lines

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What is apartheid?

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The legal separation of races into different geographic areas

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What is the act of showing prejudice whereby a dominant group receives privileges and others suffer undue disadvantages, but what is the negative opinion or judgment possibly due to ignorance or in spite of knowing the facts

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Discrimination, Prejudice

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What is not usually not one of the ways to identify an ethnic group?

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Occupation

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What is not an example of the spatial analysis tradition in geography?

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Number of space shuttles constructed

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Interviews/surveys of people’s mental maps, knowledge and awareness of places that reveal significant shortcomings among Americans still dominate headlines. these studies attempt to analyze what?

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Spatial Perception

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By assisting drivers to identify the precise longitude and latitude of a location, GPS uses the place descriptive term of what?

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SITE

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A demand for oranges in Cortland and an abundant supply of apples needed in Miami could generate spatial interaction since the spatial interaction concept of what can be satisfied?

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Complementarity

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A study of how people have overcome the problem of limited resource by reclaiming wetlands BEST illustrates what tradition in geography?

A

Human-Land Tradition

20
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The description of a place uses what

A

Situation

21
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The reduction in time it takes to diffuse something to a distant place because of modernization and improvements in telecommunications is what?

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Space Time compression

22
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McShrimp burger and McRice burger are now staple menu at McDonald’s fast food restaurants in Tokyo and Bangkok. this geographic pattern illustrates what?

A

Influence of local cultures on a global transnational corporation

23
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TRUE/FALSE: Pole town, Greek town, little Italy and little Havana are ethnic enclaves in large US cities that represent assimilation

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FALSE

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TRUE/FALSE: The one page reading about body rituals among the Nacirema culture serves as an eye opener Ana and exercise to challenge ethnocentrism

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True