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When did the Civil Rights Movement begin?
1960s
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What are the two "J's" of Moral Values?
Justification and Judging
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What is "bigotry"?
Extreme intolerance to another group
100
When did the desegregation of schools begin?
1950s
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What are values?
Ideas and beliefs that guide us to do what is right.
200
What is "race"?
The physical characteristics of a person
200
True or False: You can change your values?
True. Your values can change to make you more productive and efficient
200
Define Ethnicity.
The concept of identifying with the traditions and values of a particular cultural group
200
What are the 5 types of Values?
Moral, Aesthetic, Performance, Instrumental, Intrinsic
200
Define "ethics".
The actions that are displayed based on your morals.
300
How are values changed/influenced?
immigration, politics, globalization, terrorism, environmental concerns
300
Give an example of cultural individualism.
Christmas is a popularly celebrated holiday, but is celebrated differently by many.
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True or False: Discrimination is legal if you are trying to help.
False.
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How do Intrinsic Values and Instrumental Values correlate?
Instrumental values lead to the Intrinsic results. "The ends justify the means."
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Right vs. wrong and honesty vs. dishonesty are examples of__________.
moral values
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What is self destructive behavior?
Knowing right from wrong but choosing to do wrong.
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When were Black colleges developed and what were their purpose?
1800s. The purpose was to teach slaves to read and write.
500
Your__________is your true source of self-esteem.
conscience
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Name and explain the three steps of service learning values.
Serving: community and student have a need. Linking: bring together what you learn in the classroom to the community. Learning: assessing learning form the program and what values you got from it.
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Give an example of dualism?
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