Prologue
Introduction
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
100

The author split with her family for this reason.

A: Left Christian Community / Religious Disputes           

- Wanted less strict gender roles

- relates to El Salvadorian families through these experiences 

100

Instead of separating the ethical and the moral, Arnold suggests using this term.

A: Ethico-moral

100

What term is defined by the author as “ways of understanding the social world that are continually invoked and thereby come to shape many forms of collective life?” (34)

A: Imaginaries

100

The qualification for a good life and how life should be lived.

A: Moral imaginaries

100

This act is a unidirectional form of communicative care in transnational families.

A: Mandar Saludos

200

Arnold wrote about this relationship, which includes experiences of speaking to relatives in both countries (El Salvador and the U.S.).

A: Transnational network of communication / Transnational Relationship

200

Families use cross-border communication to forge a sense of this key concept.

A: Convivencia (living-together)

  • “These relational moments of cross-border connection are fleeting, their impacts are lasting, laying the foundation for the ongoing material and economic provisioning necessary to family survival.” 

  • Sustain intergenerational connections

200

This type of migrant, as existing in state-endorsed imaginaries, is known as the male breadwinner who brings pride to his family and his nation

A: Heroic migrant (hermano lejano)

200

Arnold claims transborder household are these type of economic actors

A: Global

200

In exchange for Mandar Saludos, non-migrant family members often receive this from their migrant relatives.

A: Remittances

300

This concept makes Transnational Salvadoran families worry that their migrant relatives in the U.S. will forget their obligations to those back home. (2 possible answers)

A: Materialism and individualism

  • Amplified by the media

  • Governmental rhetoric that makes family disintegration seem like an inevitable outcome of migration.

300

Systematic corruption from external forces caused this lack of a state economic system.

A: Neoliberalism

300

This migrant, also existing in state-endorsed imaginaries, is shunned for embracing American ideals such as individualism and abandoning their familial ties.

A: Selfish migrant

300

Women bear a disproportionate amount of responsibility and care due to the absence of this type of care.

A: Paternal Care

300

Sending videos acts as a digital form of this role, which is a common tradition in Latin American communities.

A: Communicative Emissaries

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