What is Identity, and how are Identities Constructed? P. 145-154 A culture’s assumptions about the differences between men and women, their character, roles and 1 divisions of labor are referred to as________. Answer: What is according to Geographer Gilliam Rose? “Identity” 2 Answer: How did we get the modern social construction of the term to identify people? “race” 3 Answer: What is the term for the of superiority that is attached to “race?” 4 Answer: The regional variation in the appearance of humans in clustered populations probably results from 5 Answer: Skin color is a matter of pigmentation, a protective element against strong radiation from the sun. 6 What is this pigment called? Answer: Which vitamin is stimulated into production by the same ultraviolet radiation intercepted by darkly 7 pigmented skin? Answer: The USA has become increasingly as a result of what two major factors? “non-white” 8 Answer: Answer: According to Table 5.1, what percentage of Americans categorized themselves in the 2010 as two or 9 more races? Answer: What groups of people were excluded by the use of the word in the 2010 USA Census? “Hispanic” 10 Answer: According to the 2010 USA Census, which city in the USA was the most residentially segregated for 11 African Americans? Answer: Overall, is residential segregation increasing or decreasing in the USA? Explain. 12 Answer: According to the 2000 USA Census, city in the southwest was the most residentially segregated 13 for American Indians? Answer: Give some examples of how we see ourselves at the individual scale? 14 Answer: Give some examples of how we see ourselves at the local scale? 15 Answer: Give some examples of how we see ourselves at the regional scale? 16 Answer: 17 Give some examples of how we see ourselves at the national scale?
What is Identity, and how are Identities Constructed? P. 145-154 1 A culture’s assumptions about the differences between men and women, their character, roles and divisions of labor are referred to as________. Answer: 2 What is “Identity” according to Geographer Gilliam Rose? Answer: 3 How did we get the modern social construction of the term “race” to identify people? Answer: 4 What is the term for the of superiority that is attached to “race?” Answer: 5 The regional variation in the appearance of humans in clustered populations probably results from Answer: 6 Skin color is a matter of pigmentation, a protective element against strong radiation from the sun. What is this pigment called? Answer: 7 Which vitamin is stimulated into production by the same ultraviolet radiation intercepted by darkly pigmented skin? Answer: 8 The USA has become increasingly “non-white” as a result of what two major factors? Answer: Answer: 9 According to Table 5.1, what percentage of Americans categorized themselves in the 2010 as two or more races? Answer: 10 What groups of people were excluded by the use of the word “Hispanic” in the 2010 USA Census? Answer: 11 According to the 2010 USA Census, which city in the USA was the most residentially segregated for African Americans? Answer: 12 Overall, is residential segregation increasing or decreasing in the USA? Explain. Answer: 13 According to the 2000 USA Census, city in the southwest was the most residentially segregated for American Indians? Answer: 14 Give some examples of how we see ourselves at the individual scale? Answer: 15 Give some examples of how we see ourselves at the local scale? Answer: 16 Give some examples of how we see ourselves at the regional scale? Answer: 17 Give some examples of how we see ourselves at the national scale?
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