Exam Review Flashcards
Indian removal Act(1830) (Trial of tears)
- called for relocation of all eastern tribes across the Mississippi River
- popular with non-American Indians because of annexation of tribal land
- movement by white society
- removal of Creek, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Cherokee and seminal to Oklahoma
Allotment Act (1887)
- Subdivided tribal lands into individual household plots
- prohibited from selling land for 25 years
Reorganization Act(1934) (Wheeler Howard Act)
- adoption of a written constitution and council by native American tribes
- assimilation was the main goal
Termination Act (1953)
- Attempt to give Native Americans greater autonomy
- reduce federal expenditures
Employment assistance program
1962
-(1952)BIA began programs to relocate young Native Americans
Pan-Indianism
- intertribal social movements
- joined by political goals
Kickout
Native American school drop out who leaves behind an unproductive academic environment
American Indian religious freedom act
1978
Government’s policy to protect and allow Indians to practice their religion
Jim Crow
Southern laws pursued in the late 19th century that kept Blacks in there subordinate position
W.E.B. DuBois
- Born to a free family in Massachusetts
- first African-American to receive a doctorate from Harvard
De Jure Segragation
Segregation that results from children being assigned to schools to maintain racial segregation
De Facto segregation
Segregation that is the result of residential patterns
Victim discounting
Tendency to view crime as less socially significant if the victim is viewed as less worthy
Zoning laws
Enacted to ensure that specific standards of housing construction will be satisfied
Acting White
Taking school seriously and accepting the authority of teachers and administrators