Unit 4 Ch. 7 Ethnicity Review Part Two

Human Geography AP

Unit 4 Ch. 7

Ethnicity Review Part Two

Topics to Know

• Race vs. Ethnicity

• Ethnic Distribution

• Types of Migration

• Nationalities

• Racial Segregation

• Ethnic Cleansing and Genocide

• Balkanization

Nationalities

Multiple Choice

A nationality is

• a group of people tied to a place through legal status and tradition.

• ethnic identity.

• any cohesive group of people.

• any group with shared religion, language, and origin of birth.

Multiple Choice

September 11th, was an example of a____ force which brought the United States together.

• Centrifugal

• Nationalistic

• Centripetal

• Ethnic

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is not a strong centripetal force in the United States?

• network television

• the flag

• the many ethnic groups living within it

• "The Star Spangled Banner"

Multiple Choice

Loyalty and devotion to a specific nationality is known as

• Self-determinism

• Nationalism

• Ethnocentrism

• Sovereighty

Multiple Choice

The celebration of a national holiday is an example of

• Centrifugal Force

• Centripetal Force

• Terrorism

• Revolution

Multiple Choice

When something helps bond the people within a country, it is called a:

• Nation-State

• Centripetal Force

• Centrifugal Force

• Stateless Nation

Racial Segregation

Multiple Choice

Which pair of concepts or etities from South Africa and the United States is the best match?

• apartheid - "Jim Crow" laws.

• homelands - blockbusting

• Nelson Mandela - white flight

• apartheid - U.S Libertarian Party

Multiple Choice

The emigration of Whites from an area where Blacks were anticipated to move is considered

• Self-determination

• White Flight

• Separate but Equal

• Nationalism

• Ethnic Cleansing

Multiple Choice

What was apartheid?

• the dialect of Dutch which is spoken in South

  Africa

• the geographic separation of races in South Africa

• the existence of landlocked states in

  southern Africa

• South Africa's governmental system

Multiple Select

Black and white American children in the 1950s used to attend different schools. This was an example of __________.

• forced removal

• annihilation

• withdrawal

• segregation

Multiple Choice

This picture illustrates what real actions in American landscape?

• Balkanization

• Ethnic Blockbusting

• Equal but Separate/Race Laws

• American Ethnicity

Multiple Choice

Apartheid and the Jim Crow laws are historical examples of

• Acculturation

• Assimilation

• Racism

• Multiculturalism

Multiple Choice

Plessy v. Ferguson established what idea as legal in America?

• Desegregation of Public Schools

• Separate but Equal

• Ethnic Cleansing

• Boycotts

Multiple Choice

Which Supreme Court ruling found segregated schools unconstitutional?

• Brown v. Board of Education

• Plessy v. Ferguson

• Roe v. Wade

• Scott v. Smith

Ethnic Cleansing & Genocide

Multiple Choice

The Holocaust was an example of a ___.

• Apartheid

• Balkanization

• Centripetal Force

• Genocide

Multiple Choice

Neighborhood changes in ethnicity are sometimes caused by the illegal practice of

• segregation

• blockbusting

• self-identification

• white flight

Multiple Choice

When a more powerful ethnic group forcibly removes a less powerful one in order to create an ethnically homogenous region.

• ethnic cleansing

• devolution

• balkanization

• genocide

Multiple Choice

There are many genocides occurring in the world right now.

• True

• False

Balkanization

Examples of Balkanization

Russia

Examples of Balkanization

France

Multiple Choice

This Middle-Eastern ethnic group does not have its own state and is dispersed among enough countries that it is a minority in each one.

• Irish

• Turks

• Persians

• Kurds

Multiple Choice

What is it called when a country breaks apart into several smaller countries?

• Centripetal Force

• Nation State

• Fragmented State

• Balkanization