Pop Quiz (9/8) Flashcards
Politics
an activity that expresses the wills and interests of individuals in the ordering of their political affairs.
Political Science
the application of the methods of acquiring scientific knowledge to the study of political phenomena.
Normative Knowledge
“what ought to be” (opinion)
Non-Normative Knowledge
facts that are objectively determined
Inductive Thinking
Observation/Expirement > Generalizations > Paradigm/Theory
Deductive Thinking
Paradigm/Theory > Predictions > Observation/Experiment
Race
a way to categorize individuals by physical trait, often skin color, caused by a shared ancestry
Xenophobia
intense of irrational dislike/fear of people from other countries
Symbolic Representation
when someone represents you based on demographic characteristics
Substantive Representation
when someone represents you based on issues
Racism
the use of race to not merely classify perceived differences but to use those perceptions to rank and order which groups enjoy full citizenship
Four Racial Eras
- Slaveocracy
- Americanization
- One-Drop
- Post-Civil Rights
Johnson v Mc’Intosh
U.S. had a superior right to land as a result of Doctrine of Discovery
Cherokee Nation vs. Georgia
Cherokee were domestic dependent nation and had to adhere to federal law
Worcester vs. Georgia
Congress had full and absolute power over Native regions
Genocide
the mass extermination of a whole group of people, an attempt to wipe them out of existence