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Key TERMS 01 20 2015 Key Terms for Exam 1 Lecture 1 Introduction Lecture Race Nationality and Ethnicity The History of Immigration Definition of Race assumptions of differences based on real or imagined physical characteristics because of the way someone looks Racism thinking someone is superior inferior to you Definition of Ethnic Group or Ethnicity people who have common characteristics Nativism assuming someone is inferior superior based on ethnic group Definition of Nationality where you come from or place of birth Identity how you define yourself Racial and Ethnic Hierarchies more you are like the wasps the higher up you are Other creation of the idea that people are different from you Waves of Immigration when people come and who those people are Formative people who come and form this country First English consider everyone after them to be an immigrant Second largest wave started passing immigration laws Third present largest wave we ve ever had Process of Emigration leaving one country to come to another American Letters write home about how great America is Assimilation becoming more like the people around you and losing your culture Anglo Conformity the religion of the English language and religion Xenophobia fear of differences in ethnic group Acculturation change in cultural behavior pretending to assimilate Cultural Pluralism accepting that people are different Un Assimilate able you try to be like Americans but you still don t have the right skin color Lecture 2 Anglo Saxon Protestants or English WASP White Anglo Saxon Protestant White the correct skin color to have need to differentiate themselves Virginia Model dominant migration Virginia Company knights gentlemen Second Third Sons don t get anything everything goes to the first son Indentured Servants people who work until their debt is paid off Labor Migrant farm laborer Slave have no rights Massachusetts Model associate but want Indians to assimilate Massachusetts Bay Company Pilgrims Puritans people who came to Massachussetts because they didn t have religious freedom Quakers group of protestants Pennsylvania Model created by William Penn William Penn Aliens people who are not like you Benjamin Franklin hated immigrants Pluralism celebrating people s differences Article I Section 8 of Constitution rules for becoming a citizen of the US Naturalization Acts changes for when you can become a citizen Alien Act can define anyone as dangerous or deport them Enemy Aliens Act power to restrain or remove aliens in case of war Sedition Act cant write badly about the US or president Majority and Minority WASPS invent this Lecture 3 AFRICANS European Discovery of Africa 15th and 16th centuries start to enslave Africnas West African Kingdoms use rivalry kingdoms against one another Trans Saharan Trade began trading with West Africa Black created by white people Savage animal like Animality turning African Americans into animals African Slavery enslavement of African Americans Myth of Pan Africanism Africans have common interests and should be unified Slave Traders traded slaves African Guides led slave traders and showed them where to get slaves from Atlantic Slave Trade Triangle Trade Shackels chains that Africans wore and were linked to one another Middle Passage Slave Auction auctioning off slaves Price of Slaves 5000 for men in current money 3000 women in current money Seasoning teaching Africans to be good slaves Seasoner teachers Africans how to be like slaves Branding which slaves belong to what owner Lecture 4 African African Americans Formative Wave and Beyond Three Periods of Slavery formative revolutionary Antebellum Age of Flexibility Africans treated as indentured servants Tobacco cash crop grown by slaves South Carolina Slave Code what slaves can and can not do Chattel Slavery treating Africans like cattle Family Slavery owning one slave almost like a family member because you see them everyday Manumission right to free your slave American Revolution started emancipation Gradual Emancipation Laws started ending slavery 3 5 Clause slaves counted as 3 5 of a person Atlantic Slave Trade Fugitive Slave Clause slaves have to show papers to prove that they are free Antebellum Period before the war Owner Absentee owns the plantation and is never around Manager handles plantation for the owner Overseer makes sure slaves are doing their work Drivers slaves chosen by manager or driver House Slaves worked in the house Miscegenation Active vs Passive Resistance Putting one over on the master overseer tricking them for example the rake slowing down all working together to go slower Indigenous Culture Free Blacks still had restrictions but weren t slaves African Americans Owning Slaves usually owned a family member Civil War north and South 13th and 15th Amendments allowed Africans to vote Sharecropping Africans are allowed to work on plantation but have to pay it back with the crops they grow Extra Legal Organizations illegal but no one says anything Ku Klux Klan illegal club scare tactic Lynching hanging Africans Poll Tax you have to have money to vote Literacy Tests make sure you can read before you can vote Grandfather Clause if your grandfather could vote you can Jim Crow Laws Black Codes making fun of blacks Segregation separate but equal Great Migrations Africans move to the north because they think it is better Civil Rights Movement trying to make Blacks be equal Race and Ethnicity 01 20 2015 Race assumption of differences based on real or imagined physical characteristics assuming because of the way someone looks Links exterior characteristics with inferiority or internal character Cultural construction historical invention idea of white and black did not exist until America existed System of dividing population political undertones Racism thinking someone is inferior superior to you physical characteristics Ethnicity has nothing to do from where you come from People have common characteristics language religion culture how you celebrate something tradition Ex Jews Nativism assuming someone is superior inferior based on ethnic group Nationality where you come from or place of birth Has problems now You can change nationality passport you carry citizenship you can have two passports dual citizenship Identity how do you define yourself Race sex ethnicity nationality Son daughter brother sister mom dad sorority fraternity Sexual orientation Name Work job What if someone else defined your identity for you What does


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