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A) only language and religion. B) elements of race and how people identify themselves. C) mainly foodways and dress. D) urban status and global economics. 2.
A) language B) people of common history C) religion D) currency 3.
A) it could mean someone of black African ancestry B) it could mean someone of Arabic ancestry C) it could mean someone of white ancestry D) all of the above could be true regarding someone from Africa 4.
A) times of persecution or chaos toward an ethnic group B) times of wealth and affluence in the ethnic group C) continuous celebration and positive times for the ethnic group D) feelings in the ethnic group of achievement or ambition 5.
A) one area can sequentially house different ethnic groups at different times. B) most city areas in the northeast U.S. are fairly uniform in their ethnicities. C) this neighborhood has always been dominantly Jewish. D) the Lower East Side was mainly Irish and Polish and little else. 6.
A) that persecuted peoples rarely stay unified in clusters B) that one group is a minority and prevented from mixing with the greater culture C) that the United States is truly a crucible, or melting pot, of cultures D) that Mexico, Canada and the U.S. are rapidly becoming one in ethnicity 7.
A) ethnic islands. B) ethnic cleansings. C) ethnic assimilations. D) ethnic segregations. 8.
A) English. B) German. C) African American. D) Mexican (Spanish). 9.
A) California, Oregon, and Washington state. B) Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina. C) Oklahoma, Arizona, and Alaska. D) Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota. 10.
A) seating segregation between blacks and whites on buses. B) bathroom segregation between men and women in malls. C) the increasing appearance of unisex bathrooms in restaurants. D) commercial spaces which deny entry to children.
