Module 8
What does the term "propatriation" refer to?
Review Module 8 Video lecture.
What is the difference between a hard border and a soft border? Be able to identify some examples of hard and soft borders in the world/in history.
Review Module 9 video presentation "Borders and Family Separation."
According to Atkinson, et al, an increase in consumer waste can be attributed to one of these factors:
Review Chapter 8, page 153.
The movement that seeks to use technology to help humans transcend biological limitations is called:
Review Module 11 video lecture.
These institutions are funded by tax bases in their immediate vicinities, which can often lead to inequality among them.
Review Ch. 13; Module 13 homework; Socioeconomics lecture from Module 3
What are some examples in popular culture that have been called out for cultural appropriation?
Review Module 8 video lecture.
According to Atkinson, et al, there have been many similarities in how Anglo-Americans have "othered" each new wave of immigrants. Provide an example of some of the tactics used similarly between two groups.
Review Chapter 7, pages 131-135
This type of energy has recently become competitive with fossil fuels in the energy market.
Review Chapter 8, pages 155-158
In Chapter 10, Atkinson, et al, refer to "the attempt by a state or organization to attack a nation’s computer or information systems," which is called:
Review Chapter 10, p. 193; Module 11 discussion.
Childhood obesity is a social issue affected and influenced by several systems. Name three overlapping systems that factor into childhood obesity.
Review Mod 13 homework
Briefly explain why we say that race is a social construct?
Review Chapter 3, pages 38-39.
Be able to identify the differences between internally and externally displaced people, refugees, asylum-seekers, and immigrants.
Review Chapter 7, Zoom from Module 9.
Pesticides, herbicides, industrial manufacturing chemicals, and aging equipment (such as pipes) are all types of:
Review Module 10 discussion, "Our Stolen Future" lecture, Chapter 8
Classical criminology focused on biology as being the primary impetus for criminal activity. Contemporary criminologists, instead, look to these factors:
Review Module 12 homework's video lecture.
According to Atkinson, et al, education is different from schooling in these ways:
Review Chapter 13, p. 259
What is colorism?
Review Module 8 discussion.
Apart from Native Americans, identify another group of people in global history who have experienced cultural erasure as a result of family separation.
Review Module 9 video presentation "Borders and Family Separation."
What is an example of how Supreme Court ruling has affected everyday people's daily lives?
Review Mod 10 Zoom.
Hypermodernists take the position that these items of culture do not belong to anyone, and can be repurposed at will.
Review Module 11 video lecture.
The term for physicians codifying behaviors previously thought of as "sinful" or "amoral" (e.g. drug use) is called:
Review Chapter 14, p. 271-275
How does intergenerational wealth contribute to persistent inequalities?
Review Chapter 3, p. 46; Module 8 Zoom
True or false? According to the United Nations Council on Human Rights, the global number of refugees has more than doubled since 2009, from 43 million people to at least 90 million people in 2022.
Review Module 9 homework.
Antibiotic resistance in humans has been ascribed to two primary factors, which are:
Chapter 8, p. 163
One reason juveniles are more likely to age out of criminal activity has to do with the later development of this part of the brain, which governs impulse control.
Review Module 12 homework's video lecture.
Give an example of a multi-system problem with a multi-system solution.
This could be anything we have discussed this term! Incorporate at least three systems.