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The ______ poverty rate is 6.6%, compared to the national average of 3.9%.
What is the Native American Poverty Rate?
Capital that influences access to important institutions such as doctors, lawyers, and other membership groups?
What is social capital?
Why we're European Diseases especially harmful to Native Americans?
What is the Native Americans had not yet been immunized or even came into contact with diseases such as small pox, so when introduced, they ran rampant throughout a population with no preparation to handle them.
How many indigenous languages are expected to remain in American by 2050?
What is as little at 50?
The American Indian population has been declining over the last 20 years.
False, it has increased almost 50%.
Cultural ______ references the idea that the US government justifies exploiting Native American resources due to a sense of superiority?
What is cultural hegemony?
What type of thinking is considered reflective and relativistic, allowing for more complex perspectives and views?
What is a Pluralistic Thinker
What is an example in modern sports team that chose to change their name due to modern changed beliefs and progressive views?
What are the Washington Redskins or Cleveland Indians?
1 percent of America owns how much of the nation's wealth?
What is 34%?
Pipeline infrastructure is continually being built on Native American lands, taking away the sacred areas we promised them.
True, organizations such as the Apache Stronghold are in place to fight against this infrastructure.
____ capital can explain why white children have better access to education, luxury goods, jobs, and more in comparison to minority counterparts?
Which of the "ABC's"of stereotyping are involved when someone is discriminated against?
What is B for behavior?
What Indian removal act displaced over 60,000 Native Americans in a 20 year period?
What is the Trail of Tears?
About how many Indigenous languages exist in Native America?
What is around 175?
The United States is losing its "white majority".
True, according the the census the US is suppose to lose this majority by 2045.
John is uncomfortable around his friend Sam's family who are Native American. He isn't used to the clothes they wear because it is not what his family normally wears. In this case, John lacks cultural ________?
What is cultural relativism?
Social characteristics people have in common, including language, traditions, religion, culture, and background.
What is ethnicity?
What was a major military advantage Europeans had over Native Americans?
What are the use of guns against weapons?
The estimated living wage per US adult is __$, while the actual minimum wage will go up to __$ by 2023?
What is 19$ and 15$?
People of Irish and other European decent were once considered "non-white" by the majority in America.
True, which highlights race is a social concept that changes.
A _____ racism is a type of racism that is deeply rooted and embedded into our society, impacting generations of people within cultures.
What is Institutional Racism?
The term "Redskin" is a negative stereotype used to call Native Americans. The use of this term in common talk makes it considered what?
What is a slang term?
What are three major issues effecting Native American communities today?
What are
1. Lack of employment
2. Poor living conditions
3. Targeted violence against community members
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What is 10%?
Intermarriage is on the decline in the United States.
False, it is on the rise for those with some college experience.