Chapter 7 Key Issues Flashcards
ethnicity
identity w/ particular group of people who share cultural traditions of homeland
race
identity w/ group of people who are perceived to share physiological traits
nationality
identity w/ group of people who share legal attachment to particular country
racism
race is primary determinant of human traits
capacities/racial
differences produce an inherent superiority of particular race
racist
person displays discrimination/feels prejudice against people of particular
races
US census classifications
- white
- black/African american
- American Indian/ alaskan native
- asian
-native hawaiian/ other pacific islander
1997 guidelines
permit selection of one or more races
Hispanic Americans
- primarily from Mexico and Puerto Rico
- clustered in the Southwest
- California, Texas, Florida, new york
Asian Americans
- from China, Philippines, India
- clustered in West
- California
African Americans
- from three areas of West Africa
- clustered in southeast
- Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Maryland, South Carolina, mississippi
branco
white
pardo
brown
preto
black
amarelo
yellow
clusters in south of brazil
brancos, São Paulo, legacy from Europe
clusters in north of brazil
indigenous, Amazon rainforest area, interior
clusters in northeast of brazil
northern coast, legacy of migration from Africa
clusters in west-central brazil
mixed, site of Brasilia, the capital
ethnic enclave
high concentration of ethnic group distinct from those in surrounding area
ethnoburbs
suburban area w/ cluster of particular ethnic group
urban ethnic enclaves
clustering evident at neighborhood scale
slavery
one person owns another person as property and can force to work for owner’s benefit
triangular slave trade
Europe to Africa to the Americas
sharecropper
works fields on rented land; pays rent by turning over share of crop to landowner
African American migration
after both world wars African Americans migrated north and west to factories in the North
white flight
emigration of whites from an area in anticipation of blacks moving in
blockbusting
real estate agents convince white homeowners to sell homes at low prices
because blacks would cause values to decline
redlining
financial institutions refused to lend money within an area drawn on a map
separate but equal
upheld by Supreme Court in Plessy v. Ferguson, 1896