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Week 15 Quiz

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  1. Which statement describes how the Delano grape strike began in 1965?

    Select one.

    • Filipino farmworkers struck first, and the National Farm Workers Association voted to join them.
    • Mexican American farmworkers of the National Farm Workers Association struck first, and Filipino farmworkers joined them later.
    • Braceros under contract struck first in 1964, and both unions joined after the Bracero Program ended.
    • The two unions merged into one union first, and only then did farmworkers from both communities strike together.
  2. Which description fits a cross-group coalition as this course defines it?

    Select one.

    • Several groups dissolve and form one new group under a single shared name and history.
    • One group speaks for several others, which agree to set their own demands aside.
    • Groups with different histories act together on shared demands while each keeps its own name.
    • Groups that share one history and one name meet to plan a single event.
  3. Which list places three cross-group coalitions in the order they began?

    Select one.

    • San Francisco State strike, then the Delano grape strike, then the occupation of Alcatraz
    • Delano grape strike, then the San Francisco State strike, then the occupation of Alcatraz
    • Occupation of Alcatraz Island, then the San Francisco State strike, then the Delano grape strike
    • Delano grape strike, then the occupation of Alcatraz, then the San Francisco State strike
  4. What does the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act of 1990 require?

    Select one.

    • A payment of 20,000 dollars to each surviving member of a Native nation whose lands were taken.
    • A formal apology from Congress to Native nations for the removal of their ancestors.
    • A settlement of every claim that Native nations hold against the United States.
    • Return of Native American human remains and cultural items by federal agencies and federally funded institutions, through consultation.
  5. Public Law 103-150 (1993) apologized to Native Hawaiians for the overthrow of the Kingdom of Hawaii. What does its last section say?

    Select one.

    • It is not intended to serve as a settlement of any claims against the United States.
    • Each Native Hawaiian alive in 1993 is to receive a payment of 20,000 dollars as redress for the overthrow.
    • Federal lands taken in the overthrow are to be returned to Native Hawaiian organizations.
    • The Kingdom of Hawaii is restored as a self-governing nation.
  6. A classmate says, "Once a government apologizes, it has made redress." Which reading of this week's three laws shows why the claim misreads redress?

    Select one.

    • The 1988 law shows that apologies always come with a payment, so the claim is accurate.
    • The 1990 law shows that returns always come with an apology, so the claim is accurate.
    • All three laws paid each person affected, so apology and redress mean the same thing.
    • The 1993 resolution apologized but settles no claims and pays nothing, while redress adds a payment or a return.
  7. Which pair of cases shows the 14th Amendment (1868) being used for groups other than Black Americans?

    Select one.

    • Dred Scott v. Sandford (1857) and Plessy v. Ferguson (1896)
    • Plessy v. Ferguson (1896) and Brown v. Board of Education (1954)
    • United States v. Wong Kim Ark (1898) and Hernandez v. Texas (1954)
    • Dred Scott v. Sandford (1857) and Korematsu v. United States (1944)
  8. In the course's illustrative oral-history archive, the excerpt from a student who joined a high-school walkout in the 1960s (E6) is tied to which documented event?

    Select one.

    • The San Francisco State strike that began in November 1968
    • The East Los Angeles walkouts of 1968
    • The Delano grape strike of 1965
    • The Montgomery bus boycott that began in 1955
  9. The strikers at San Francisco State in 1968 and 1969 demanded which structure?

    Select one.

    • Four departments, American Indian Studies, Asian American Studies, Black Studies, and La Raza Studies, within one College of Ethnic Studies
    • One Black Studies department in place of all other new programs
    • A single combined department in which no group's field had its own name
    • Four separate colleges, one on each of four campuses
  10. Which statement fits the origins and the purpose of ethnic studies as this course presents them?

    Select one.

    • It began as the study of one group's history and later added other groups, one at a time, as separate courses.
    • It is a course about assigning blame for past wrongs to present-day groups.
    • It began in the 2000s as a new field with no earlier history.
    • It grew from a student coalition of four communities and studies how categories were made and answered.

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