SOC 323 Quiz #3questions & answers
2023
Gendered Racism - ANSWER-________ refers to the expectations about appropriate behavior for males
and females that vary along racial lines.
Ethnocentrism - ANSWER-_________ refers to the belief that one's own culture or group's ways of doing
things are superior to others and is one of the necessary conditions for racial/ethnic inequality to
emerge.
Africans were enslaved due to anti-black racism - ANSWER-Which of the following is NOT one of the
reasons Africans were originally enslaved in the New World.
False - ANSWER-Contact between different racial/ethnic groups leads inevitably to racial/ethnic
inequality.
True - ANSWER-In order to understand race, racism, and race relations today, social scientists argue that
it is important to take history into account in order to understand why these patterns of racial inequality
first arose and the ways they influence race relations today.
Unions - ANSWER-Which of the following is a way white workers have been able to maintain a split labor
market and secure a dominant position in the labor market for themselves?
All of the above groups resisted their oppression and exploitation in some way - ANSWER-Which of the
following racial/ethnic minority groups did NOT resist their oppression and exploitation?
Split Labor Market - ANSWER-The __________ perspective on racial/ethnic inequality emphasizes that
white workers fuel antagonisms between racial groups in the labor force which ultimately benefit them
as white workers.
2023
Gendered Racism - ANSWER-________ refers to the expectations about appropriate behavior for males
and females that vary along racial lines.
Ethnocentrism - ANSWER-_________ refers to the belief that one's own culture or group's ways of doing
things are superior to others and is one of the necessary conditions for racial/ethnic inequality to
emerge.
Africans were enslaved due to anti-black racism - ANSWER-Which of the following is NOT one of the
reasons Africans were originally enslaved in the New World.
False - ANSWER-Contact between different racial/ethnic groups leads inevitably to racial/ethnic
inequality.
True - ANSWER-In order to understand race, racism, and race relations today, social scientists argue that
it is important to take history into account in order to understand why these patterns of racial inequality
first arose and the ways they influence race relations today.
Unions - ANSWER-Which of the following is a way white workers have been able to maintain a split labor
market and secure a dominant position in the labor market for themselves?
All of the above groups resisted their oppression and exploitation in some way - ANSWER-Which of the
following racial/ethnic minority groups did NOT resist their oppression and exploitation?
Split Labor Market - ANSWER-The __________ perspective on racial/ethnic inequality emphasizes that
white workers fuel antagonisms between racial groups in the labor force which ultimately benefit them
as white workers.
