Colonization, Immigration, and Ethnic Enclaves

 

Books:
• California Baptist University HIS 311 History of Minorities in America Custom Electronic Edition Slim Pack – Sage Reader
• Takaki, Ronald (2008). A Different Mirror: A History of Multicultural America. ** Writers have access to this book.

Read:
• Ch. 7 Foreigners in their Native Land (Takaki)
• Ch. 11 The Road Toward Contemporary Latino Politics 1500s 1970s (Sage Reader)
• Ch. 12 Hispanic Americans: Colonization, Immigration, and Ethnic Enclaves (Sage Reader)
• Ch. 13 Future of Puerto Rico (Sage Reader)

PowerPoint Lectures: See uploaded files

Assignment 1 – Application Exercise
After reading Chapter 12 Hispanic Americans: Colonization, Immigration, and Ethnic Enclaves in the Sage reader, answer the questions below in light of the readings. No outside resources. Answer each prompt, plus expansion of ideas and thoughts with examples.

• 1. Are Mexican Americans a Colonized or immigrant minority group? Both? Neither? Based on what you read, why do you conclude that opinion?

• 2. Compare Chicanismo with Black and Red Power. How and why do these protest movements differ? Describe the key ideas, leaders, and organizations of Mexican American protest.

 

 

Hispanic Americans: Colonization, Immigration, and Ethnic Enclaves in the Sage reader

After reading Chapter 12 Hispanic Americans: Colonization, Immigration, and Ethnic Enclaves in the Sage reader, answer the questions below in light of the readings. No outside resources. Answer each prompt, plus expansion of ideas and thoughts with examples.

• 1. Are Mexican Americans a Colonized or immigrant minority group? Both? Neither? Based on what you read, why do you conclude that opinion?

• 2. Compare Chicanismo with Black and Red Power. How and why do these protest movements differ? Describe the key ideas, leaders, and organizations of Mexican American protest.

Assignment 2 – Discussion
After reading the article, The Future of Puerto Rico by Barbara Mantel (ch.13 Sage reader) discuss the following in 1 paragraph per question/prompt.
• 1. What did you learn about Puerto Rico’s colonial past and present?
• 2. What are the arguments made in-favor of Puerto Rican statehood (to incorporate as the 51st U.S. state.)?
• 3. What are the arguments made in opposition to Puerto Rican Statehood?

History – Minorities in America
Week 6
Books:
• California Baptist University HIS 311 History of Minorities in America Custom Electronic Edition Slim Pack – Sage Reader
• Takaki, Ronald (2008). A Different Mirror: A History of Multicultural America. ** Writers have access to this book.

Read:
• Ch. 5 Slavery and Its Discontents (Takaki)
• Ch. 14 The African American Political Journey 1500 – 1965 (Sage Reader)
• Ch. 15 The Development of Dominant-Minority Group Relations in Pre-industrial America: The Origins of Slavery
• Ch. 16 African Americans from Segregation to Modern Racism and Institutional Discrimination (Sage Reader)

Immigration

 

 

 

 

 

Identify and describe the topic of immigration? how does this topic relate to global issues related to race/ethnicity? why did you chose this topic?

Immigration

 

 

 

 

 

 

Identify and describe the topic of immigration? how does this topic relate to global issues related to race/ethnicity? why did you chose this topic?

Immigration

 

 

 

 

 

 

Identify and describe the topic of immigration? how does this topic relate to global issues related to race/ethnicity? why did you chose this topic?

Immigration

 

 

 

For the initial post, address the following:
• State your position on one of these issues – are you for, against, or neutral?
Explain why. Avoid vagueness or ambiguity in your response. Make your
position very clear.
• Examine how you have formed that opinion.
o How well do you think you know the facts?
o Do you know and understand statistical information that applies to the
issue?
o Do you think you have formed your opinion using only System-1
thinking, or have you applied System-2?
o What part have heuristics, cognitive bias, and dominance structuring
played in how you have formed your opinions?
The initial post is not about how “correct” your position is; it is about how you arrived at
your position on the issue. This discussion requires application of metacognition –
thinking about how you think.

 

Immigration

 

There has been much debate about immigration and the questions about who is entitled to be here and who is not. Considering the history of how this nation came into existence, what does it mean to be an American? What is the American political culture? Two paragraphs