Deck 16: Native American, Hispaniclatino, and African Ethics

Question 1

African ethics may be understood as incorporating a three-dimensional community including all but which:

A) The living
B) The dead
C) The not yet born
D) Stillborns

Answer 1

D

Question 2

The four components of human nature represented on the medicine wheel include all but which:

A) social
B) mental
C) physical
D) emotional

Answer 2

A

Question 3

There were ____ million Native Americans prior to the entrance of Europeans into the Native Americans' world.

A) 112
B) 20
C) 5
D) 80

Answer 3

A

Question 4

There are numerous groups composing Hispanic/Latino categories including all but which:

A) Mexican
B) Puerto Rican
C) Cuban
D) Hawaiians

Question 5

According to African ethics, this involves behaving toward others without extreme responses.

A) industry
B) patience
C) trustworthiness
D) generosity

Question 6

This term refers to maintaining harmony and avoiding controversy or conflict in Hispanic/Latino cultures.

A) Familismo
B) Caballerismo
C) Simpatia
D) Masculinismo

Question 7

The major emphasis in Hispanic/Latino ethics is the emphasis on respect within the family, this is known as:

A) Familismo
B) Respeto
C) Simpatia
D) Masculinismo

Question 8

There are more than ______ Native American tribes in the United States.

A) 400
B) 1000
C) 1500
D) 600

Question 9

This term refers to the desired characteristics of female Latinas.

A) Familismo
B) Caballerismo
C) Marianismo
D) Masculinismo

Question 10

In the African culture, ______ are held in high esteem and hold a certain level of wisdom.

A) elders
B) children
C) women
D) babies

Question 11

______are expected to be virtuous, humble, and spiritually superior to men and boys.

A) Latinos
B) Latinas
C) Marianismos
D) Caballerismos

Question 12

____________ is more closely associated with those whose origins are in Latin America.

A) Cuban
B) Puerto Rican
C) Hispanic
D) Latino

Question 13

_______has been defined in terms of a strong connection to the nuclear family and extended family members.

A) Familismo
B) Caballerismo
C) Respeto
D) Nuclearismo

Question 14

This term refers to masculine chivalry in Hispanic/Latino cultures.

A) Familismo
B) Caballerismo
C) Marianismo
D) Masculinismo

Question 15

The perspective of the universe as the __________ becomes charged with a truth that is more than a physical fact, yet not merely a metaphysical concept.

A) Sacred Tree
B) Father Sky
C) Great Circle
D) Mother Sky

Question 16

In African ethics, this word means "character and existence":

A) pwa
B) iwa
C) wia
D) paw

Question 17

In Native American ethics, _______ is pursuing a balance between the four components of humans.

A) value of words
B) respect for others
C) serving others
D) moderation

Question 18

____________is more closely associated with a cultural heritage from Spain.

A) Cuban
B) Puerto Rican
C) Hispanic
D) Latino

Question 19

The __________were believed to be the first Europeans to come in contact with Alaskan Natives beginning in the 10th century CE.

A) Vikings
B) English
C) Irish
D) Canadians

Question 20

According to African ethics, this involves completing acts and following through.

A) industry
B) patience
C) trustworthiness
D) generosity

Question 21

Give a brief overview of African ethics.

Question 22

Alaskan Natives entered the Americas reportedly through the Bering Strait from Europe between 5000 and 3500 BCE.

Question 23

Discuss the importance of respect for other people in Native American ethics.

Question 24

Africans as a whole are composed of groups from various tribes and groups from Africa with various influences and characteristics that may influence ethics and morality including all but which:

A) Bushmen
B) Nilotic
C) Swahili
D) Rentorins

Question 25

American Indians have a history of more than _____ years in the Americas.

A) 1,000
B) 100,000
C) 10,000
D) 1,000,000

Question 26

Describe industry, generosity, and moderation and their relation to African ethics.

Question 27

There has been more than an 18% increase in Native American and Alaskan populations since 2000 and more than a 35% increase in Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander.

Question 28

Bopp, Bopp, Brown, and Lane (1985) identified the "Sacred Tree" as a symbol of connections within the universe.

Question 29

Hawaii was discovered by Captain Cook in the late 1800s.

Question 30

African ethics emphasizes the promotion of humanity and human nature.

Question 31

Compare and contrast the origins of Hispanic and Latino cultures.

Question 32

Africans are associated with those whose origins are in the sub-Saharan continent or Africa.

Question 33

Approximately 3,000 years ago, Americans Indians first were introduced to White Europeans.

Question 34

According to Hispanic/Latino ethics, what is Marianismo?

Question 35

In Hispanic/Latino ethics, it is unusual for older children to take on parenting roles with younger children.

Question 36

According to the Native American population, the___________ represents the universe, and one model incorporates four aspects of human nature.

A) Mother Earth
B) Father Sky
C) Medicine Wheel
D) Sacred Tree

Question 37

The negative characteristics of machismo, it has been noted, are sexism, chauvinism,
and hypermasculinity.

Question 38

Estimates of the number of those who identify as Native American range from 2.5 million to:

A) 3 million
B) 5 million
C) 10 million
D) 20 million

Question 39

Latin American typically includes those from countries that were influenced by Spain, including South American, Central American, and Caribbean countries.