Themes
Colonialism?!
Events
Weekly concepts (Theories)
Scholars
100
The process of acquiring our particular culture over time. The process of learning one’s culture.
Enculturation
100
What country colonized Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines?
United States
100
Event that US held to show of their power and prestige in which they held different exhibits for indigenous groups.
1904 St. Louis Worlds Fair
100
The process of taking over other nations for wealth, power, and resources.
Imperialism
100
Palestinian-American who focused his research on post-colonial studies. Coined the term "Orientalism"
Edward Said
200
People get what they need when they need it.
Equitable
200
What country colonized Mexico, Peru, Argentina, Chile and Cuba?
Spain
200
This war was protested by George Murray and when he talked about it in a negative light on public broadcast he was fired from his position at SFSU.
Vietnam War
200
The Process of controlling other nations through oppression.
Colonialism
200
SFSU African American that was an anti-War organizer and English instructor. Additionally he was the minister of education for the Black Panther Party.
His firing led to the 1968 Strike
Professor George Murray
300
Identification with one’s own nation and support for its interests, especially to the exclusion or detriment of the interests of other nations.
Nationalism
300
What country colonized India, Canada, Australia, Kenya, and Egypt.
England
300
This event at San Francisco State University lead to the institutionalization of Ethnic Studies in schools
1968 BSU (Black Student Union) + TWLF (Third World Liberation Front) Strike
300
The process of putting another down through cruel or unjust means
Oppression
300
This African American and I-Kiribati scholar received her Doctorate at UC Santa Cruz and coined the "Classroom as a Metaphorical Canoe"
Teresia Teaiwa
400
Specific forms of knowledge, skills, and abilities that are valued by privileged groups in society.
Cultural Capital
400
What country colonized Algeria, Tunisia, Guinea, Tahiti, and Haiti?
France
400
Belgium’s King Leopold II decided to carve up the Africa continent into different territories, creating this event
Berlin Conference on West Africa
400
Emphasizes direct vigorous action especially in support or opposition to one side of a controversial issue.
Activism
400
This Asian American Scholar was the author of Golden Children: Legacy of Ethnic Studies, and striker of the Ethnic Studies 1968 Strike that led to the institutionalization for Ethnic Studies.
Juanita Tamayo Lott
500
where a country produces one or more primary commodity became established, a practice that is still at the heart of international trade today.
Export monoculture
500
What country colonized Somalia, Libya, and Ethiopia?
Italy
500
What was the event that empowered Latin@ students to make a change in their community.
Chicano Rights Movement
500
This refers to learning to perceive social, political, and economic contradictions, and to take action against the oppressive elements of reality.
Critical Consciousness or Conscientização
500
Activist who led the Chicano Movement in LA High Schools. He fought for Latinx student rights
Sal Castro
600
What are the 4 I's of Oppression?
Internal
Interpersonal
Institutional
Ideological
600
What country colonized Samoa, Ghana in Africa, Togo, Papua New Guinea, and Tanzania?
Germany
600
19th Century (1801-1900) Imperialism is often referred to as...
Neo-Imperialism
600
Name all 7 L's of Colonialism
Land, Liberty, Love, Life, Legacy, Labor, Language
600
African american author author, theorist, educator, and social critic
bell hooks