Sovereignty Assertion of authority Greater than the Whole - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Sovereignty Assertion of authority Greater than the Whole Land/Borders Entitlement Violence

Borders: Native & Hispanic Groups  Manifest Destiny  Sovereign Treaties  Forced Migration: Trail of Tears  Forced Citizenry: Division of Land  Forced Assimilation: Destruction of Culture  Enforced Borders: Why there are still problems today.  ―New Immigrants‖ – code words for prejudice

TEST REVIEW -- Concepts  Sociological Perspective on Stigma  Nativism  Enfranchisement  Goffman’s Spoiled Identity  Xenophobia  Black v. White Symbols  Person-Blame Approach  Apartheid  Ebonics  System-Blame Approach  Forced Segregation  Bell Curve Controversy  Impression Management  Social Segregation  Tokenism  Professionalization & Stigma  Pluralism  Affirmative Action  Responses to Stigma  Assimilation  Separate, But Equal  ― Normals ‖  Generational Differences  Jim Crow Laws  Playing the role of Stigma  Expansion  Racial Identity  Three Kinds of Identity:  Proselytizing  Ethnic Identity Biographical, Social & Ego  Increasing Wealth  Stereotyping  Immigration Motives  Domination (Colonizing)  Sovereignty  Push Motives  de Jure Segregation  Treaties  Pull Motives  de Facto Segregation  Internal Colonization  Imperial Motives  Indentured Servitude  Forced Assimilation  Humanitarian Motives  Slavery  Forced Migration  Urban versus Rural  Multigenerational  Trail of Tears  Gemeinschaft & Gesellschaft Stereotyping  Forced Citizenry  Shuttle Migration  Plessy v. Ferguson  ―New Immigrants‖  Parallel Social Institutions  Brown v. Board of Education  Manifest Destiny

TEST REVIEW -- Strategies  Review all notes from November 5 to December 3 (all 50 questions are from classnotes)  35 multiple choice – 4 possible answers – 2 are usually obviously not correct  15 true/false — careful for negatives & comparisons  15 questions on stigma/35 questions are on immigration  Read questions & answers carefully.  If you are stumped on a question – skip it & come back to it after answering all others.  Look for answers in other questions.  Don’t over -think a question. You are looking for best answer provided.

TEST REVIEW -- Resources  http://doingsociology.blogspot.com – review the slides since last exam  Email Pattie: pattie.thomas@csn.edu  Call Pattie: 239-1414  Study together