Chicano/a Studies
Indigenous Studies
US-Mexico War
Settler Colonialism
US History
100

A Mexican-American with a defiant political attitude that centers on their right to self-definition and self-determination.

A Chicano/a/e!

100

This is settler colonialism's best friend.

white supremacy (white supremacist ideology).

100

This law required Mexican landowners to submit proof of land ownership to the new formed Public Land Commission

1851 California Land Act

100

This horrific act was committed as a form of frontier justice by vigilantes who had no authority under the law.

Lynching.

100
The US signed the Declaration of Independence in 1776 to seek independence from this empire.

British Empire.

200

When you identify someone with these terms, you still won't know their specific race or color.

"Latino" and "Hispanic"


200

The name of the ancestral land for Chicanos/Mexicans.

MesoAmerica

200

Said to be destined by God, allowed for settler colonialism, racial prejudice, and genocide.

Manifest Destiny


200

In 1850, this racist law was used against non-white miners to tax them $20/month to mine.

Foreign Miners Tax Act

200

The bounty on famous Mexican outlaw driven to revenge after his family was killed, Joaquin Murrieta, was to bring him back _______ or _______.

Dead or Alive.

300

He was a professional boxer who wrote the poem "Yo Soy Joaquin" in 1967.

Rodolfo "Corky" Gonzales

300

It sounds like something out of Star Wars, but was a new independent nation in 1821.

First Mexican Empire

300

Greed and racial superiority led to this "misunderstanding" that started the US-Mexico War.

The disputed border between the Nueces River and the Rio Grande River. (Which was a violation by the US settlers of the 1831 Treaty of Limits)

300

These articles of the Treaty of Guadalupe were used to control the fate of Mexican's citizenship after the war.

Articles VIII and IX.

300

The battle between Mexicans and Texians/Tejanos was called this.

Texas Revolution (1835-1836)

400

Changing letters brings more inclusivity for those who do not identify with the gender binary (non-binary, transgender, genderqueer folks).

Latinx/e

Chicanx/e

400

These are the 3 main research practices in the field of Indigenous Studies.

Testimonies (Oral Histories), Critical Theory, and Anthropological Studies

400

The rules of the Texas Resettlement Program (had to be followed for Anglo settlers to immigrate and live in Mexico's territory of Texas)

  1. Pledge allegiance to Mexico

  2. Not practice slavery

  3. Live in the new territory for 10 years

  4. Convert to Catholicism

400

This racist term was used for Mexicans who had the job of greasing animal hides or the wheels of a car.

Greasers.

400

The US did not want this lone star because they were a slave state.

Texas


500

This was when and why Chicano/a/e Studies started, in the grassy, cloudy hills of San Francisco State University.

In the late 1960s and early 70s, as a direct result of a student protest movement at SFSU to demand a more relevant education and fight against systemic discrimination

500

Spoken by the Pope (Alexander VI), inspired a US Doctrine, and used to steal Native American land in 1493.

Doctrine of Discovery


500

The 8th President of the United Mexican States and leader of the Battle of the Alamo.

Antonio López de Santa Anna

500

This was used to promote white supremacy in the Spanish Borderlands (US Southwest), it is designed to keep people of color in an inferior position by prioritizing lightness and Europeanization.

Racial caste system.
500

The year that marks the first time people were sold as property in the US.

1619