Crime & Deviance
Prisons & Punishment
Space & Place
Immigration
Miscellaneous
100

The 100-to-1 ratio describes the disparity in sentencing between _______ and ________.

What are crack and powder cocaine?
100
If this state were a country, it would have the 8th largest prison population in the world.
What is Texas?
100
When more expensive or high-end business move into a gentrifying area, this often causes the ______ of tenants to rise significantly.
What is rent?
100
The process by which immigrants become citizens in their host country is called _________.
What is naturalization?
100

This area of Austin has experienced significant change in recent years due to gentrification.

What is the East Side?
200
Deviant behaviors like homosexuality and prostitution were previously seen as __________, explained as a disease or sickness that needed curing.
What is pathological?
200

Whereas punitive measures seek to punish those who have committed wrongdoing, ______ seeks to ameliorate or "heal" offenders so they will not commit another offense in the future.

What is rehabilitation?
200
The process by which a household is forced to move from its residence is called _________.
What is displacement?
200
Give one example of an industry in which the U.S. actively recruited and brought Mexican workers to do manual labor.
What is agriculture OR railroads?
200
Middle and upper-class parents set their kids up with busy schedules, maintain high expectations, and develop their talents. Lareau called this type of parenting style ________.
What is concerned cultivation?
300
This theory states that if there is a mismatch between your goods and your means to get there, crime or deviance is more likely to occur.
What is strain theory?
300
In terms of how punishment has changed over time, Foucault says that society's target was previously the body, but that today, it is the ______.
What is soul?
300
The idea that the area in a city within which one lives has a direct impact on one's behavior is called ___________.
What are neighborhood effects?
300
Give an example of a push factor for immigrants.
What is war OR economic strife OR the mafia?
300
Karl Marx is of _______ nationality.
What is German?
400
Given how expensive it is to incarcerate people, streets or neighborhoods where a large number of former residents are imprisoned are sometimes called _________.
What are million dollar blocks?
400
What alters prisoners' behavior in the panopticon is _________.
What is the constant threat of surveillance or being watched?
400

This is a policy under which people living in zones deemed "hazardous" are often not given a loan.

What is redlining?
400
Research has found that immigrants do not significantly affect the earnings or job opportunities of Americans. The group that may be an exception to this is _________.
What are poor native-born Americans?
400
The capital of Canada is _________.

What is Ottawa?

500
When mass incarceration began, things that people previously wouldn't be imprisoned for suddenly became serious offenses with lengthy sentences. This process is called __________.
What is net widening?
500
Rapid social change or disorganization leads to higher levels of ________, which increases the odds that people will partake in criminal activity.
What is anomie?
500

This is the practice of persuading owners to sell property cheaply because of the fear of people of another race or class moving into the neighborhood, and thus profiting by reselling at a higher price.

What is block busting?
500
This economic theory states that labor flows from lower wages to higher wages, and that immigrants come to the host country because they can be paid more there than in their home country.
What is neoclassical economic theory?
500

The selected series of events that form the history we tell about ourselves is called a _____________.

What is a master commemorative narrative?
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