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Quiz 3- MGR

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A split in the black community Bipolarization
state laws designed to keep blacks in subservient positions Black codes
a gradual and pervasive change in people's values. Ex. Change in black- white relations. Cultural drift
Viscous circle, almost perpetual sequence of reciprocal stimuli and responses produces complex interactive results Cumulative causation
Segregation that happens but not required by law. E.G. schools De facto segregation
Segregation imposed by law De jure segregation
Sometimes called "black English" or "African American Vernacular English, survives as a cultural vestige of the West African origins of many Black American slaves. Ebonics
high percentage of impoverished families headed by women. Feminization of poverty
When laws attempt to legitimize differential racial treatment, took a new form when the U.S. abolished slavery. Institutionalized racism
Between 1901 and 1910, through most southern states passed multiple activity-specific. Jim Crow Laws
the refusal by some banks to make loans on property in lower-income minority neighborhoods which they indicate on secretive maps with red pencil lines Redlining
similar to those given to Japanese Americans in 1988 for their incarceration in the 1940's. Slavery reparations
Toward Haitian Americans, deny refugee status, discourage entry,deport them. Undocumented aliens
"Separate but equal" 1896 Plessy vs. Ferguson
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