Identity Politics and Immigrant Integration

1. 1Cycle of identity politics: analysis of oppression; recommendation; re-claiming; re-describing; and transforming the previously stigmatized group identity.

   1. ATrue
   2. BFalse
2. 2The second half of the 20th century saw the emergence of large scale_____________movements based on claims about the injustices done to particular social groups known as the second wave of feminism. These included Black Civil Rights; gay and lesbian liberation, and the American Indian movement.

   1. Aa. Social
   2. Bb. Economic
   3. Cc. Racial
   4. Dd. Political
3. 3According to researcher Fukuyama, identity does not demand recognition.

   1. ATrue
   2. BFalse
4. 4The Case study of Muslim Immigrants in London & Berlin looks at the urban immigrant communities of the two cities, their settlement patterns, enclaves, and identity formation.

   1. ATrue
   2. BFalse
5. 5Immigrant integration is a one way process of accommodation by the immigrants in the new society.

   1. ATrue
   2. BFalse
6. 6Successful immigrant integration occurs when clear paths to education and employment are available.

   1. ATrue
   2. BFalse
7. 7Successful immigrant integration occurs when clear paths to education and citizenship are available.

   1. ATrue
   2. BFalse
8. 8__________is a term that signifies a loose collection of political projects. And "politics" in this context refers to the ______of negotiating identity.

   1. Aa. Social; simplicity
   2. Bb. Racial politics; complexities
   3. Cc. Ethnic politics; complexities
   4. Dd. Identity politics; complexities
9. 9Which of the following is an example of an ethnic enclave:

   1. Aa. London
   2. Bb. Berlin
   3. Cc. Chinatown
   4. Dd. New York City
10. 10Migration policies through the years have been highly successful.

    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse

11. 11Which of the following conclusions can be drawn from the article "A Syrian Refugee's Epic Escape" in The New Yorker:

    1. Aa. Worldwide migration patterns exist
    2. Bb.Recent advances in research of migration via the internet promise better understanding of migration patters and migration motives
    3. Cc. Refugees are mostly women and older individuals
    4. Dd. Migrants rely heavily on internet technology to assist them in their journeys
12. 12_________________examines power disparities and struggles between various racial and ethnic groups.

    1. Aa. Functionalist view
    2. Bb. Interactionist view
    3. Cc. Post-Modern view
    4. Dd. Conflict view
13. 13Migration corridors are countries that do not serve as travelling routes for migrants.

    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse
14. 14__________studies the interconnections between gender, ethnicity, age, sexuality, and class in the context of race.

    1. Aa. Migration
    2. Bb. Racialization
    3. Cc. Intersectionality
    4. Dd. Integration
15. 15According to the lecture notes, _________is a positive action which ensures including and promoting equal rights in socio-economic spheres and greater participation in decision making.

    1. Aa. Immigrant itegration
    2. Bb. Social movements
    3. Cc. Social inclusion
    4. Dd. None of the above
16. 16____________ are funds transferred by migrant workers to their home country.

    1. Aa. Allowances
    2. Bb. Migration fees
    3. Cc. Remittances
    4. Dd, None of the above
17. 17_________is the movement of people from one place to another with the intentions of setting temporarily or permanently in the new location.

    1. Aa. Immigration
    2. Bb. Integration
    3. Cc. Migration
    4. Dd. All of the above
18. 18__________is a mode of organizing connected to the idea that some social groups are oppressed. And as a result, these formations aim to secure the political freedom of a specific marginalized group wiithin the larger society.

    1. Aa. Civil Rights movement
    2. Bb. Apartheid
    3. Cc. Social movements
    4. Dd. Identity politics
19. 19From 15th century onwards, Europeans ventured into seas previously uncharted and unexplored in pursuit of exploration and trade. They conquered native peoples and settled in new areas. They also occasioned large scale movement of people. Which of the following is NOT an example of the extraordinary shifts in population which have occurred in the past 350 years:

    1. Aa. Europe to Central and South America
    2. Bb. Australia to Africa
    3. Cc. Europe to North America
    4. Dd. Africa to Americas
20. 20_______ examines race by studying the role of dominant and subordinate groups in creating stable social structures.

    1. Aa. Interactionist view
    2. Bb. Post-modern view
    3. Cc. Conflict view
    4. Dd. Functionalist view
21. 21Racism flourished because:

    1. Aa. Exploitative relations that Europeans established with the people they conquered
    2. Bb. Opposition between the colors white and black as cultural symbols which were deeply rooted in the European culture
    3. Cc. The invention and diffusion of the concept of race itself
    4. Dd. All of the above
22. 22__________ is regarded as cultural values and norms that distinguish the memebers of a given group from others.

    1. Aa. Race
    2. Bb. Ethnicity
    3. Cc. Racialization
    4. Dd.Racism
23. 23Language, history, religious faith, ancestry, and style of dress are examples of:

    1. Aa. Race
    2. Bb. Ethnicity
    3. Cc. Racialization
    4. Dd. Racism
24. 24_______ is the process by which understanding of race are used to classify individuals or groups of people.

    1. Aa. Race
    2. Bb. Racialization
    3. Cc. Culture
    4. Dd. Institutional racism
25. 25_______ is the system of domination operating in social processes and social institutions by placing superior or inferior labels with certain physically inherited characteristics. It is also seen as operating in the individual consciousness.

    1. Aa. Minority group
    2. Bb. Racism
    3. Cc. Racialization
    4. Dd. Ethncity
26. 26____________ refers to opinions or attitudes held by members pf one grpup towards another, can be positive or negative: and ideas are resistant to change even in the face of new information.

    1. Aa. Prejudice
    2. Bb. Stereotyping
    3. Cc. Displacement
    4. Dd. Discrimination
27. 27Ideas of ___________, sometimes known as the father of modern racism, are responsible for ideologies of superior races, such as the _________in South Africa which systematically segregated race.

    1. Aa. Karl Marx; apartheid
    2. Bb. Count Joseph Arthur de Gobineau; Klu Klux Klan
    3. Cc. Nelson Mandela; apartheid
    4. Dd. None of the above; Count Joseph Arthur de Gobineau; apartheid
28. 28___________ refers to the dispersal of an ethnic population from an original homeland into foreign areas, often in a forced manner or under traumatic circumstances.

    1. Aa. Diaspora (or global diaspora)
    2. Bb. immigration
    3. Cc. Emigration
    4. Dd. Migration
29. 29Religion and institutional policies are important factors in the identity re-construction of immigrants to successfully integrate into the new society.

    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse
30. 30Migration studies do not focus on social transformations that take place in the context of increased global integration as a positive phenomenon. Because of this reason, global migration policies focus on the movement of people as something that needs to be controlled.

    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse
31. 31____________________coined the frame "social imagination" in 1959 as a new way of thinking for the people of the twentieth century.

    1. Aa. Emile Durkheim
    2. Bb. C. Wright Mills
    3. Cc. Karl MArx
    4. Dd. Max Weber
32. 32Sociology is;

    1. Aa. A perspective
    2. Bb. Study of human behavior
    3. Cc. Study of society
    4. Dd. All of the above
33. 33____________________helps individuals think about their own life in the wider context of society.

    1. Aa.Modern thinking
    2. Bb. Social imagination
    3. Cc.Both A & B
    4. Dd.None of the Above
34. 34Social imagination is a concept that cannot offer new sights to issues.

    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse
35. 35Social thinking allows individuals to gain awareness of the various perspectives viewed throughout society.

    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse
36. 36According to sociologists, the solution to a social issue can only be solved on a collective level through social structures.

    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse
37. 37____________argued that social imagination is a connection between sociology and freedom. He believed that although people have freedom, society consists of social pressures (essentially social structures) that limit individual behavior.

    1. Aa. Karl MArx
    2. Bb. Peter Berger
    3. Cc. Max Weber
    4. DAll of the above
38. 38According to sociologist ________________, _______________ makes connections between the patterns of an individual's life and the ourse of world history, between man and society, biography and history, or self and he world.

    1. Aa. Karl Marx; capitalism
    2. Bb. Max Weber; bureaucracy
    3. Cc. C. Wright Mills; sociological imagination
    4. Dd. None of the above
39. 39_________________ is regarded as behavior that is recognized as violating expected rules and norms and departs significantly from social expectations.

    1. Aa. Crime
    2. Bb. Theory
    3. Cc. Deviance
    4. Dd. Expectations
40. 40Established rules and norms re socially created.

    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse
41. 41_______ is and idea or practice that a group of people agree exists. It is maintained over time by people taking its existence for granted. It is something that was made up by someone at some point.

    1. Aa. Social imagination
    2. Bb. Social structure
    3. Cc. Social capacity
    4. Dd. Social construction
42. 42_________ is referred to the underlying regularities or patterns in how people behave and in their relationships with one other.

    1. Aa. Social imagination
    2. Bb. Social structure
    3. Cc. Social capacity
    4. Dd. Social construction

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