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1
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Approximately, when did the Flipino American movement gain momentum?

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Early 1970s

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What is the most popular mass-based expressive form of culture organized by Pilipino American students?

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The Pilipino Cultural Night

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In the movie the Debut, what kind of crisis did Ben face?

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An Identity Crisis

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What kind of stereotypes did Ben face when he went to his white classmates house party?

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Chink, eating dog, called Chinese

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A semitransparent long-sleeved shirt that is traditionally made of pina cloth and worn by Filipino men is called ______.

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barong

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What is the name of the traditional Philippine dance that originated from the Spanish Colonial Era and involves beating and tapping two bamboo poles?

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Tinikling

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This Philippine population resisted Spanish religious conversion and political domination.

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Southern Philippines’ Muslim populations

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In the “Kasaysayan ng Lahi” PCN at UCLA in 1983 that Gonzalves examined, the suite that emphasized a martial and highly romantic view of Southern Philippines culture and gendered code of protection was called __.

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The “Muslim Suite”

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What helped Flipino/as ease their transition into American life?

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The presence of relatives and expectations of seeing fellow Filipinos in the new home.

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In what ways did Filipino and Filipino-owned businesses in Daly City foster a “transnational”

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Transfer of remittances, shipment of Balikbayan boxes or purchase of imported goods.

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Where is the closest thing to a Pinoy commercial enclave in Daly City located?

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St. Francis Square

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What are some of the reasons that Filipino cuisine may have not made significant impressions on the mainstream American palate?

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lack of marketing, prideful oily preparation, and lack of vegetable dishes

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What is the movie that addresses a young mans’ Filipino American identity?

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The Debut

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14
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What field of study do most Filipino parents want their children to go into?

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The medical field i.e. nurse, doctor

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What is the traditional gesture that Rose greets her grandfather with?

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Mano-po

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16
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How did the mixed-heritage Filipinos of African Latino, and native American descent differ from those of Europeans descent?

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Filipinos of European descent were deemed less valuable but were also enviable by others.

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17
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What items are typically seen in Filipino living rooms representing Filipino culture?

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Giant wooden spoons, forks and paintings of The Last Supper

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18
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What form of racism did Spain introduce based on skin color?

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Colorism

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How was the culture of interracial marriages in Midwest different than the Northwestin the early 20th century?

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Filipinos inthe Midwestmarried European descent while Filipinos in the northwest married American Indians and Mexicans

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What other ethnicity did young Filipinos mimic?

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African American

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According to the movie”The Debut” what was a gesture to respect the Filipino Elders?

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Placingback of hand onto the forehead “Blessing”

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Name 2 Filipino americans whichhad a large impact on understanding the Filipino American experience that Jamero refers to?

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Fred Cordova and Dorothy Cordova

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23
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What does PCN stand for?

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Philippine Culture Night

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24
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What were one of the cultural dances features in “The Debut”?

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Singkil

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25
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What was the language that evolved the Philippines to establish the Philippine Commonwealth , placing Manual Quezon as president?

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Tagalog

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How did the youth of Philippine Action educate the Filipino youth about their collective story?

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by joining the so-called Philippine Independence Day Parade of 1992

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27
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Which two cultural beliefs influence Jamero’s behavior and approach to raise his children?

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  1. Walay ulaw 2. Walang Batasan
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28
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What key aspect allowed Filipino Americans to transition to U.S. culture more easy than any other immigrant?

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Linguistic Assimiliation

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According to Magwili, what population int he Philippines presented “a different culture from the other groups” in the central and northern Philippines by their costumes,music and dances?

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Southern Philippine Muslim population

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30
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According to Jamero what unrelated family extension did he have a lot of ?

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Manongs (uncles)

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Which dance suite emphasized a martical and highly romantic view of southern Philippine culture and a gendered code of protection

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Muslim Suite

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32
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While “Pilipino” has come to be a term of self empowerment in the United States, “______” is a term of colonial and class liberation in an international context.

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Filipino

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33
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What were two dances that were normative gendered codes in courtship dances that PCN organizers would find?

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Carinosa and La Jota

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34
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What was one of the goals the Filipino student organizations attempting to achieve through PCN?

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Cultural practices

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35
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What did Filipino parents often push their children to adopt?

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to become less Filipino by adopting dominant culture’s reward system while in college

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36
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What is the first action a parent can take to help their children claim their Filipino heritage proudly?

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Give your child a first or middle name that is connected with their Filipino heritage

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What is the second action a parent can take to help their children claim their Filipino heritage proudly?

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Talk positively about what you value about being Filipino

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38
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Which show featured live and recorded music to accompany the dancing and play?

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Kasaysayan ng Lahi

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Who’s accent pointed to his Tagalog-speaking roots during his performances?

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Gary Batista

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40
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What did Gustavo call Ben in “The Debut”?

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Coconut

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41
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What is Pilipno Cultural Night?

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populat mass-based expressive form of culture organized by students

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What does PCN consist of?

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folkloric dance w/ theatrical narrative

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What is singkil?

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popular dance that emphasizes a martial & highly romantic view of southern Phil. culture

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What are “productive problems” in the heart of PCN?

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absence, silence and invisibility

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45
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Parents want their children to know more about the Philippines but rarely celebrate what?

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Filipino special days /holidays

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What was one of the first Filipino Youth organizations formed during the upsurge of the 1960s?

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Search to Involve Pilipino Americans

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47
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Who did the youth create a common history with in order to galvanize the Filipino American community?

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Manongs

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48
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When did the I-Hotel start to take on it’s Asian character?

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When they housed Japanese naval officers

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49
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What did the longtime International Hotel activist, Al Robles refer to the new International hotel as what?

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“Coming home to Manilatown after a fresh crop of rice”

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In its hey day, “Filipino town” in San Francisco was also referred to as what?

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Kearny Street

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51
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What is Bayanihan?

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literally “moving a house”

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52
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What was the most populat past time for the manongs?

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sabongs/cockfights

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53
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What is the most common punihsment for Filipino kids?

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several whacks from Papa’s belt

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Accordign to the Filipino custom, males apporaching their teens underwent___

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circumcision

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55
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As a title of respect in the Filipino culture, older peaople are called

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Manongs/ Manangs

56
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What are some advantages Filipino Americans have?

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civic membership

57
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What is Chronic Misrecognition?

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possessing an invisible social identity

58
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Why do Filipinos mostly mingle and network in the same circle in the multiracial community?

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it’s a security blankey

59
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This sport was a national passion in the Philippines

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boxing

60
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What is sampaguita?

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a sweet smeeling flower native to the Phippines

61
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What city has many Filipino American resisiting the idea of being called Asian American?

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Seattle

62
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What is the most populat mass-based expressive form of culture organized by Filipino Americna studies?

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PCN

63
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Who was the undocumented Filipino American who wrote an essay to the NY times advocating for the Dream Act

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Jose Vargas

64
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Which Csuf professor preforned PCN with Gary Bautista?

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Dom Magwili

65
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Who is known as “The Man with a Thousand Voices?”

A

Gary Bautista

66
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This Hawaii born Filipino American’s debut album spawned four singles that reached the Billboard Hot 100: Just the Way You Are, Grenade, Lazy Song, and Marry You

A

Bruno Mars

67
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This Half Filipino/Spanish is regarded as the King of Latin Pop. His notable music includes Hero, Bailando, and Sex + Love

A

`Enrique Iglesias

68
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You may know him for his athletic performance in Cage Matches. More recently, you may have heard him say, “I am Groot.”

A

DAve Bautista

69
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A traditional Philippine dance that originated during Spanish colonial era. The name refers to local birds, which imitates their graceful movement and speed by maneuvering between large bamboo poles. (Wikipedia)

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Tinikling

70
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The region is the center of culture, economy, education, and government (especially known for mass media/ movie industry) of the Philippines. (Filipino English and Taglish: Language Switching from Multiple Perspectives)

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Metro Manila

71
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In 1994, only 44.93 % of Filipino Americans own this for entertainment

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t.v set

72
Q

What was the first Filipino-AMerican newspaper?

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Kauai Filipino News

73
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In 2000, what state has the largest Filipino population in the U.S?

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CA

74
Q

According to the U.S Citizenship and Immigration Services, more than six in ten Filipino immigrants are ___?

A

women

75
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In 1990, Among Undocumented immigrants in the U.S., those from the Philippines are what rank?

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6th

76
Q

Who is the Famous Filipino American UFC fighter that goes by the name of “the Truth”?

A

Brandon Vera

77
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What TV station is widely popular even in the United States?

A

TFC - Filipino Channel

78
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Jamero stresses about his skin and the problems he faces because of this color.

A

Brown

79
Q

In the movie, The Debut, what body part did Ben clip in order to make it taller?

A

His nose

80
Q

In, The Debut, Ben recognizes his identity as Filipino-American only through his patient and abiding _____.

A

Family

81
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After he is referred to as a _____, Ben disorients himself from his colonial mentality and returns to his family and heritage/culture.

A

Chink

82
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Representation in film of Filipino youth dealing with triangulation, misrecognition and recovery is an example of __________.

A

Invisibility Narrative

83
Q

Daly City is an ideal location for Filipino families, specifically because of _____ homes.

A

Multi-generational

84
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In the 1990s, what two cities could you find the most Filipino families?

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San diego and LA

85
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What was the last Jamero child to get married?

A

Julie

86
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Alibata and this language spoken by Jamero and his peers are 2 languages that we have heard of but many still do not know it ever existed or know exactly what it is.

A

G-language

87
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It is customary for Filipino parents to do this and Jamero often expressed relief that his brother had __________ because it sounded too foreign to him and contradicted with his efforts to assimilate into the American mainstream

A

His father’s name

88
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In the Debut, why was Gusto’s stance on Ben’s identity ironic?

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Gusto mocked Ben’s colonial mentality, when he himself aligns himself more with urban black culture than Filipino traditions.

89
Q

Filipino youth activists of the 1970s _______ the community organizations of their parents and their forms of “validation” of a Filipino identity

A

rejected

90
Q

T/F - Asian American lesbians and gay men felt comfortable to “go home” because their parents and relatives always accepted and were open to their lifestyle.

A

False

91
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Jamero believed that all people should _______ like his parents and the Manongs did.

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work hard

92
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context also contributes to their invisibility? The crux of the Filipino-American social condition is a nagging sense that despite their status as the second-largest Asian-American group, Filipino Americans are represented or recognized infrequently in multicultural, post-civil-rights U.S. culture: they are, in a word, _______.

A

invisible

93
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What platform allowed Filipino American students to demonstrate a spectacle of wearing cultural identities like “ill-fitting suits”?

A

PCN salute

94
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In Contemporary Mixed-Heritage Filipino Americans , stated that “ Across families, the family portrait defies neatly delineated boundaries; Filipinos belong to no race and belong to all. Skin tones range from the strongest______ to the creamy color of _______flesh

A

coffee and banana

95
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What perplexes Americans about Filipino Americans?

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English speakers, brown skin, from Asia

96
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What was the first suggestion that the article Mixed Heritage Filipino Americans , to connect children to their Filipino heritage?

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give them a Filipino name, either their first name or middle name

97
Q

The absence of a Filipino-American racial discourse necessitates that their stories take a shape different from those who are acknowledged in the U.S. racial imagination.

A

true

98
Q

Which wave brought the need for agricultural and unskilled labor to the US?

A

First Wave

99
Q

What were wealthy male Filipino students sent to the US to be trained in American government?

A

Pensionados

100
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Which wave brought war brides, World War 2 Veterans, and U.S. Navy men to the U.S.?

A

Second Wave

101
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What were the two significant U.S. immigration acts after WWII that allowed for dramatic increases in Filipino migration to the U.S.?

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McCarren-Walter Act of 1952, Immigration Act of 1965

102
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What wave were Filipinos were brought in as professionals, nurses, doctors, and for family re-unification?

A

Third Wave

103
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On April 8, 1942, what was activated in San Luis Obispo, CA?

A

The First Filipino Infantry

104
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What act granted the Philippines it’s independence within 10 yrs and restricted Filipino immigration?

A

Tydings-McDuffie Act

105
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In 1892, what was the event the occurred when the revolutionaries under Bonafico and Tandang Sora launched the revolution by tearing up the ID cards made by the Spanish?

A

Cry of Balintawak

106
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In 1968, this ____ was the first college of ethnic studies, which included Philippine history, economic, and dance?

A

San Francisco State University

107
Q

Which act denied WWII Filipino American Veterans their rightful benefits?

A

1946 Recission Act

108
Q

What years was the Japanese Interregnum

A

1941-1945

109
Q

This term is used to describe Filipinos recruited by Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association to work on sugar plantations?

A

Sakadas

110
Q

This act exempted Filipino war brides entering the United States from immigration quotas following World War II.

A

Soldier Bridge Act of 1947

111
Q

What year were World War II Filipino Military service men were first able to gain their U.S. citizenship?

A

1943

112
Q

When did the U.s purchase the Philippines from Spain for 20 million dollars?

A

1898

113
Q

What years were the First Wave?

A

1906-1935

114
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What years were the Second Wave?

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1935-1965

115
Q

What year did political exiles from the Marcos era, intellectuals and professionals start arriving in the U.S?

A

1973

116
Q

What date did Philippines declared independence form Spain?

A

June 12,1898

117
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What date did the Philippinesgain independence from the U.S?

A

July 4,1946

118
Q

Name the two methods by which the majority of the international marriages take place.

A

through military contact and mail order bride business

119
Q

“What is the derivation of a
social identity through nonvisible characteristics, which ‘usually include
differences like religion, occupation, national origin, club or social group
memberships, illness, and sexual orientation’?”

A

Social invisibility

120
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“Which non-profit agency was Jamero involved with in San Francisco that
provides substance-abuse services for Asian Americans?”

A

Asian American Recovery Services

121
Q

“Which political group helped Jamero to be an activist, political appointee,
and candidate for political office?”

A

Young TUrks

122
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“What parade did the youth for Philippine Action join in order to educate
Filipino youth of the collective story?”

A

Philippine Independence Day Parade of 1992

123
Q

“Which Filipino radical organization that led the anti-eviction movement
from the International Hotel in 1977?”

A

Union of Democratic Filipinos (KDP)

124
Q

“Prior to WWII, what was the ethnicity of the parents of of the majority of
mixed-hertiage parents?”

A

Filipino father and American mother

125
Q

“According to Jiobu’s (1998) analysis, the next most frequent ethnic group
that has some cultural similarities to Filipinos that Filipinos in California
tend to marry?”

A

Latino or Hispanic

126
Q

“What was the act that amended the previous immigration law and opened
the door to increased immigration?”

A

The immigration and Nationality Act of 1965

127
Q

What was the landmark case in 1933 where filipinos were classifed as Malays and quickly added to the list of persons prohibited from intermarriage with whites?

A

Rland v. LA county

128
Q

“With the development of U.S. military bases in the Philippines, what job did
Filipinos have on these bases?”

A

Navy stewards

129
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“What agreement in 1946 allowed the U.S. to continue enlisting Filipinos who
would be come eligible to be U.S. citizens?”

A

The Military Bases Agreement

130
Q

Who enlisted in the U.S. Navy with Peter Jamero during WWII

A

Bob Mcdonald

131
Q

“According to Aguilar-San Juan, what is the problem that arises whenever
some dimension of experience is left out despite a concerted effort to
include everyone?”

A

Problem of Authenticity

132
Q

“What is the aspect of Filipino American identity includes returning to oral
traditions and folklore and returning to the use of Filipino languages?”

A

Indigenization

133
Q

Why were many Bridge Generation Filipino Americans affected by the Korean War?

A

Many were enlisted or drafted into the armed forces.

134
Q

“What is the disease that gay Filipino-American men used as a marker for
““before”” and ““after”” periods in their lives?”

A

AIDS

135
Q

WHat are the two historical processes that further the understanding of Filipinos’ susceptibility to a racilization process?

A

“The Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s and 1970s as well as the post-1965
immigration wave of Filipinos”

136
Q

According to Pisares, what is the two fold offense of the white girl calling Ben a chink in The Debut?

A

It is a hateful word-act aimed at a minority, and an instance of misrecognition

137
Q

“What are two words, used by Filipino gay men,that can be used interchangeably and can mean artfulness, artifice, in authenticity,
untruth, and playful manipulation of social situations?”

A

Kiyeme and Etsing

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