ethnics chapter 9 and 10 tvcc

Cuban immigration increased tremendously

the largest of the following Hispanic groups in the United States are the

the area of common culture along the U.S.- Mexican border is know as the

among the factors that distinguish central and south Americans in the united states from each other is

the 2010 poverty rate among Latinos in the U.S. is slight above

which of the following states is home to the largest numbers of hispanics

on average, Hispanics have __ for every dollar whites have

the color gradient in Central and South America refers to

the largest Hispanic group in the United States after Mexican- Americans and Puerto Ricans is

at the beginning of the 21st century, Latino households can expect to earn___ received by whites

nearly __ of Hispanics in the United States are Mexican Americans

which of the following is true about race/ ethnicity and party politics

it is estimated that remittances total approximately__ annually

Prisoners, mental patients, and drug addicts were sent to the U.S. in 1980 from

the areas of common culture along the border between Mexico and the United States is referred to as

the term Marielitos applied to the third major migration form Cuba to the U.S. implies that these refugees were

the common heritage of Hispanics is

foreign companies who operate in Mexico, yet are exempt from Mexican taxes, are

Latino immigrants who died serving in the Iraq war

from 1978, war and economic chaos in ___ prompted many to seek refuge in the U.S.

to what does Marielitos refer

the development of solidarity between ethnic subgroups, as reflected in the terms Hispanic and Asian

barack Obama captured__ of the Latino vote in 2008

which of the following statements about Maquiladora is false

which of the following statements is true regarding inter- Hispanic relations

maquiladoras are

one exception to the lack of positive Latino roles in American Entertainment media is

all of the following statements about panethnicity are true Except

the Latino population in the U.S. is centered in

which of the following ties Mexicans to their culture

terms such as Mulatto and Mestizo refers to

over 40% of the 700,00 new Maguiladora jobs created in the 1990s were eliminated by 2003 in favor of cheaper labor in

what U.S. political party gets the most votes from Hispanics

which president declared that Cuban refugees would be welcome with "open arms and an open heart"

what is the dry foot, wet foot policy

which of the following is associated with the immigration of the central and south Americans to the united states

the number of eligible Hispanic voters is expected to __ in the next few decades

the Cuban american population is centered in

the development of solidarity among ethnic groups, as reflected in the term Hispanic, is

why do Mexicans immigrate to the United States illegally

which of the following happens on Vieques Island

Neoricans are

tracking is the

an ideology emphasizing pride and positive identity among Mexican Americans is

Latino identity in New York is

with citizenship the U.S. guaranteed which of the following in the treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

Vieques, an island off the shore of Puerto Rico, has been the site of

which group did Cesar Chavez organize

The culture of poverty is

socioligist who use a conflict perspective argue that it is unfair to blame the poor for their

the notion that Puerto Rico relationship appear to be an example of neocolonialism

Braceros are

which of the following is true about migrant worker in the U.S.

Texas, California, and parts of Arizona and New Mexico were acquired by the United States as a result of the

in what way were Mexican Americans in the late 19th century strangers in their homeland

what is the present status of the island of Puerto Rico

in what way does the U.S.- Puerto Rican relationship appear to be an example of neocolonialism

the most important formal organization in the Hispanic Community is found in

which of the following american policies was designed to discourage Mexican immigration

hispanic folk medicine is called

__serves as a reminder of the social construction of race

in 2010 approximately what percent of Latinos lived below the poverty level in the U.S.

why did the third wave of Cuban immigrants have the most difficult time adjusting

the freedom flotilla refers to

the development of solidarity between ethnic subgroups, such as Hispanics is called

Marielitos refers to a recent group of refugees who arrived in the United Stated from

the term borderlands refers to

foreign-owned companies on the Mexican side of the border with the united states are know as

what factors influence the two major political parties to the court the Hispanic vote

Ricardo immigrated to the U.S. from Cuba in 1980 and faced discrimination from the Cubans already living in Miami, where he settled.

in a 1998 referendum, Puerto Ricans were evenly split on the issue of

a significant aspect of familism is the godparent-god child relationship called

the term La Raza is used to connote pride in

the largest concentration of Puerto Ricans is in

which term is used to refer to pride in the extended family expressed through the maintenance of close ties and strong obligation to Kinfolk in extended family

more than ___ in eight people in the United States population are of Spanish or Latin American origin

hometown clubs

the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

the third largest Hispanic minority group in the United States is

in 2009 __ of college teachers were Latino