Unit 4 Ch. 5 Ethnic Identity and Nationalism

Human Geography AP

Unit 4 Chapter 7

Ethnic Identity and Nationalism

Multiple Select

Which ethnicities are voluntary immigrants to the United States during the late 20th century-early 21st century?

• Asian Americans

• Hispanics

• Aboriginal

• Pacific Islander

Multiple Choice

How did ethnic groups diffuse by the forced migration?

• Because of the war, people migrated to other places

• Due to drought in some areas in Africa, people have migrated to other places

• Because of slavery and slave trade line

• Due to the conflict within a country

Multiple Choice

______is the group of people who shares common thinking based on the culture, religion, race, language, and nationality.

• creole

• charter group

• ethnicity

• ethnic religion

Multiple Select

Types of migrations of ethnicities:

• voluntary migration

• refugee

• force migration

• internal migration

Multiple Choice

_____is an ethnic enclave where the residents are either forced or voluntarily live separated by race, religion, or ethnicity.

• Ghetto

• Ethnocentrism

• Race

• Culture

Multiple Choice

_________are small areas of cities that are inhabited by a minority cultural group.

• Ethnic island

• Host society

• Ethnic enclaves

• Ethnic group

Open Ended

What are some ways we show nationalism or pride in our country?

¿Cuáles son algunas de las formas en que mostramos el nacionalismo o el orgullo por nuestro país?

Multiple Choice

Distrust in government, under representation, and mistreatment of minority groups in a state are examples of political

• centrifugal forces

• centripetal forces

Multiple Choice

which of the following is NOT an aspect of nationalism?

• common history
• common language
• common religion
• common job

Multiple Choice

Forces or attitudes that tend to divide a state are defined as

• centripetal forces

• centrifugal forces

• soveriegnty

• federal states

Multiple Choice

Attitudes that unite people and increase support for a state are defined as

• centripetal forces

• centrifugal forces

• stateless nations

• multinational states

Multiple Choice

Intense loyalty and pride in one’s country is known as which of the following?

• Imperialism

• Nationalism

• Unilateralism

• Communism

Multiple Choice

Flags, national anthems, and sports teams are used as a symbol of national identity. These are all examples of:

• centripetal forces

• centrifugal forces

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