Unit 1
Unit 1 continued
Unit 2
Unit 2 continued
Unit 2: Indigenous history
Chicano/a History
Theater of the Oppressed
100

An example of quantitative data is ________

numerical data and percentages

100

A belief upheld by the master narrative that a person in the United States who works hard, assumes personal responsibility, and maintains a strong moral center can accomplish anything.

Bootstrap Narrative

100

hokey hope

when iniquities are known yet unaddressed due to a desire to remain optimistic

100

 an international organization that helps countries develop policies to improve economic and social well-being.

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)

100

Which tribe in Mesoamerica was the ancestral tribe of the other tribes (which tribe was there first?)

Olmecs

100

The year Mexico gained independence from Spain

1821

100

A monologue is _____________

a one-sided conversation

200

maintain hopes & dreams despite barriers

aspirational capital

200

An entertaining yet factual style of writing

Narrative Nonfiction 

200

The belief that a singular momentous event would resolve eons of injustice.

Mythical Hope

200

'self made' billionaires make up ________% of the US population.

.0002%

200

Which tribe helped to draft the Constitution of the US?

Iroqouis

200

Who owned the majority of land in Mexico during the first few years of the nations independence?

Latifundistas 

200
a dialogue is _______________

a conversation where both parties get to speak and be heard

300

navigational capital 

Skills to handle social systems like making a phone call to the Gas Company or filling out application forms for a job.

300

Narrative Historical Nonfiction

An entertaining factual story based on true past events and experiences that also often contains the authors point of view and insights on events that occurred.

300

hope deferred 

Placing blame on systems for inequitable outcomes (i.e., education gap) but cannot identify their role in creating a resolution.

300

The majority of 'self made' billionaires have the social identity of ______ ________.

white male

300

The most important crop that was grown by indigenous peoples of the America's was ________ because _________

corn because it formed the basis of their food supply

300

How many states did the US eventually take over that once belonged to Mexico?

6.5

300

In T.O.T.O., a spect-actor is someone who ___________________

comes from the audience onto the stage in order to demonstrate their own vision for a resolution to a conflict in the play.

400

Highlights the strengths and forms of value that many communities possess.

Community Cultural Wealth

400

The long-lasting impact of particular events, actions, etc. that took place in the past, or of a person’s life.

Legacy

400

Roses are metaphors for 

students

400

self made billionaire is a myth because most of them inherited ___________ _________.

many of them actually inherited great family wealth

400

What factors contributed to the toppling of Aztec power over the Triple Alliance region of Mesoamerica?

Spanish colonization and uprisings from Aztec peasants who were unhappy with Aztec leadership

400

repatriation means.....

the return of someone to their own country.

400

The goal of T.O.T.O. is for participants (actors, spect-actors, the 'joker,' 'sculptor,' or 'narrator') to ____________

experience dialogue and acting to solve oppression so that they can bring these skills into their own real lives.

500

Knowledge nurtured among family and community that fosters cultural traditions and history.

Familial Capital

500

A collection of individuals sharing similar economic circumstances.

Social Class

500

concrete is a metaphor for 

the soil roses grow in if they are growing amidst institutional racism, classism, sexism, etc.

500

self made billionaire is a myth because most billionaires are from the most _________ social identity group of ______ _______.

most of them come from the most privileged social group in the US (middle aged white heterosexual males) and therefore experience the least amount of societal barriers to economic success.

500

The Mayan empire when it was at it's peak spanned from ______ to ________.

From Mexico, through Guatemala and down into parts of Honduras

500

peninsulares were......

New Spain citizens who were born in Spain 

500

extending of power over foreign nations.

Imperialism

600

Intersectional Identity

The many layers of an individual's personality that are shaped by their experience in multiple social identity groups (race, class, gender, sexuality, religion, etc).

600

rubric

A tool that helps instructors evaluate student work by identifying criteria and performance levels.

600

What are 3 ways that we can practice Critical hope in our lives?

material hope (given resources needed to deal with day-to-day life effectively), audacious hope (healing from oppression to transform it), Socratic Hope (the opportunity to question the unjust society)

600

self made billionaire is a myth because they benefit from _________ __________ based on paying workers _____ wages so that they can pay _______ extremely _____ wages.

they benefit from labor exploitation, low, themselves, high

600

The Mesoamerican tribes of _______, _______ and _____ are some of the largest indigenous groups that are still around today.

Aztecs, Mayans and Mixtecs

600

How was Mexico doing in the first 50 years after it's independence?

bankrupt, turmoil as various groups fought for leadership of the country, vulnerable to outside exploitation of it's resources

600

establishing control over the indigenous people of an area.

colonization

700

An example of Qualitative data is _______

Interviews done with individuals and tracking trends across many individuals' stories (what the stories have in common/how they are different).

700

a synonym for Native American is ______

indigenous

700

theoretical
perspectives that recognize that society is stratified
(i.e., divided and unequal) in significant and far-reaching
ways along social group lines that include race, class, gender,
sexuality, and ability”

social justice

700

self made billionaire is a myth because they receive ________ help in the form of tax breaks and loans.

government

700

__________ were admired by European visitors and colonizers for their _____________.

Indigenous groups of America, daily bathing

700

what was Mexico's #1 goal as a new nation?

to unify it's ethnically diverse population.

700

The difference between Image Theater and Living Newspaper theater is ___________

Image theater presents a Tableau of a group of people frozen in a pose, Living Newspaper Theater includes action as well as a narrator or dialogue.

800

Equality means _________, but equity means _______.

everyone gets the same thing, everyone gets what they need in order for it to be fair.

800

The Bootstrap narrative encourages us to worship _________, but the counter narrative to that is to value _____________.

individualism, interconnectedness and community.

800

One of the biggest inventions in indigenous America was the creation of _____________ systems to support agriculture.

irrigation 

800

Who was 'coopting' who in New Mexico?

US merchants coopting the Mexican elites (Catholic church leaders, latifundistas etc.)

800

What is a treaty and why is it important in the context of what we have learned about Indigenous & Chicano/a history?

A treaty is a formal, legally binding written agreement between two or more countries (or international organizations) that is governed by international law and creates obligations for the parties involved. (second part of answer varies)