Race and Ethnicity / Ethnic relations in canada

Question 1

what is the primordialism approach to ethnicity

Answer 1

seeing a community as natural, eternal, and organic (works as one system)
seeing a community like a living body so you have to be born into it
you are either apart of the community or not

Question 2

the economic and political exploitation of a weaker country or people by a stronger one

Answer 2

colonialism

Question 3

colonialism of one people by another within a single country

Answer 3

internal colonialism

Question 4

when colonizers use the local dominant group to subjugate the rest of the population

Answer 4

indirect rule

Question 5

a theoretical framework that analyzes the destructive impact of colonialism on both the colonizer and the colonized

Answer 5

anti-colonialism/post-colonialism

Question 6

what did Franz Fanon and Albert Memmi do?

Answer 6

they studied the negative effects of colonization

as well were the first people to have post colonial views

Question 7

Instrumentalism

Answer 7

focuses on emerging ethnicity rather that on long established ethnic characteristics
acknowledges that elites can mobilize others who identify with them ethnically
people can be made aware of their nation

Question 8

the view that ethnicity is constructed by individuals for varying social purposes

Answer 8

social constructivism

Question 9

who are the groups involved in the rwandan genocide

Answer 9

tutsi - minority, took care of farm animals
hutu - disenfranchised minority, farmers
Batwa/Twa

Question 10

vertical mosaic, who coined the term

Answer 10

john porter
people with the most power and privilige are born of british religion
like the melting pot theory just that there is a hierarchy