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Non-WASP groups who migrated to America from Europe during the 20th century.
A weak, convenient, and socially approved target.
When racial and ethnic groups cooperate while still retaining their distinctive identities and lifestyles.
Statuses based on cultural heritage and shared “feelings of peoplehood.”
The first Native American elected to the U.S. Senate.
A process in which minority groups lose their distinctive identities and conform to cultural patterns of the dominant group.
The American president who issued the Emancipation Proclamation, freeing all slaves in Confederate territory.
A euphemism for the forced expulsion of a minority group from a territory, such as forcing the Native Americans off their land and onto reservations.
He developed the concept of the authoritarian personality to explain prejudice.
Physical or social exclusion of minority groups from dominant group activities.
Along with Richard Herrnstein he published the best seller The Bell Curve, which used charts, tables, and other data, to “prove” blacks scored lower than whites on IQ tests.
A category of people who are set apart for unequal treatment because of physical or cultural characteristics.
Unequal treatment of people because of their group memberships.
The sociologist who developed typologies of prejudice and discrimination to identify bigots and liberals.
Deliberate and systematic elimination of minority group members.
Responses:
scapegoat
Robert K. Merton
population transfer
cultural pluralism
minority group
genocide
Charles Murray
Ben Nighthorse Campbell
Euro-American Ethnics
Abraham Lincoln
ethnicity
segregation
discrimination
assimilation
T. W. Adorno

Correct Answer:

Non-WASP groups who migrated to America from Europe during the 20th century.
A weak, convenient, and socially approved target.
When racial and ethnic groups cooperate while still retaining their distinctive identities and lifestyles.
Statuses based on cultural heritage and shared “feelings of peoplehood.”
The first Native American elected to the U.S. Senate.
A process in which minority groups lose their distinctive identities and conform to cultural patterns of the dominant group.
The American president who issued the Emancipation Proclamation, freeing all slaves in Confederate territory.
A euphemism for the forced expulsion of a minority group from a territory, such as forcing the Native Americans off their land and onto reservations.
He developed the concept of the authoritarian personality to explain prejudice.
Physical or social exclusion of minority groups from dominant group activities.
Along with Richard Herrnstein he published the best seller The Bell Curve, which used charts, tables, and other data, to “prove” blacks scored lower than whites on IQ tests.
A category of people who are set apart for unequal treatment because of physical or cultural characteristics.
Unequal treatment of people because of their group memberships.
The sociologist who developed typologies of prejudice and discrimination to identify bigots and liberals.
Deliberate and systematic elimination of minority group members.
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