Order 1236019: Sociology Midterm

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Midterm Exam:

Instructions: This Midterm Exam consists of short answer and essay questions. Please include a title page, double space, and number your pages. It is due by noon of Monday, October 22. On time submissions are strongly advised!

Late exams will be penalized 10 percent. Exams will not be accepted after noon of Tuesday, October 23.

Note: This exam must be completed on your own without the assistance of anyone who is or is not in this course. Breaking this policy is considered academic misconduct and will result in a zero on the Final Exam (please see syllabus).

Part One:

Short Answer (2.5 points each) Briefly define and state the significance of four terms in your own words . The suggested length is two sentences per term.

Race Ethnicity Legalistic Fallacy Principle-Implementation Gap

Ghetto Mass Incarceration Environmental Racism Redlining

Meritocracy The Civil Rights Movement Miscegenation Colonias

Part Two:

Essay (30 points) Answer one of the essay questions below. The suggested length is five paragraphs. The essay should be composed of an introductory paragraph, the body of the essay (two to three paragraphs) and a concluding paragraph. Use complete sentences and several examples to illustrate your points. Include a reference list and properly cite your sources in the body of your essay even if you are not using direct quotes. Quoting from sources should be done minimally. If you quote word for word from any source, use quotation marks and cite the source immediately after the quote.

Essay One

Define and distinguish interpersonal racism and institutional racism. Discuss these terms using examples from two of the following chapters: Chapter Three (Politics); Chapter Four (Economics); Chapter Five (Housing); and/or Chapter Six (Crime and Punishment).

OR

Essay Two

Using at least three of the terms below, explain how you and your family have benefited—or been disadvantaged—by the processes and mechanisms discussed in Chapter Four: Economics. How do these large-scale economic forces affect your life currently?

· Income

· Wealth

· Segregation

· Segmented assimilation theory

· Ethnic enclave

· Split labor market theory

· Disenfranchisement

· Glass ceiling

· Affirmative action

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Midterm Exam

:

Instructions:

This Midterm Exam consists of short answer and essay questions. Please i

nclude a title

page, double space, and number your pages.

It is due by

noon of Monday, October 22.

On time

submissions are strongly advised!

Late exams will be penaliz

ed 10 percent

.

Exams will not be accepted after noon of T

ue

sday,

October 2

3

.

Note: This exam must be completed on your

own without the assistance of anyone who is or

is not in this course. Breaking this policy is considered academic misconduct and will result in

a zero on the Final Exam (please see syllabus).

Part One:

Short

Answer (2.5

points

each

)

Briefly define and state the significance of four terms

in your own

words

. The suggested length is two sentences per term.

Race

Ethnicity

Legalistic Fallacy

Principle

-

Implementation Gap

Ghetto

Mass Incarceration

Environmental Racism

Redlining

Meritocr

acy

The Civil Rights Movement

Miscegenation

Colonias

Part Two:

Essay

(3

0 points)

Answer

one

of the essay questions below.

The suggested length is five

paragraphs.

The essay should be composed of an introductory paragraph, the body of the essay (two to

three paragraphs) and a concluding paragraph. Use complete sentences and

several examples

to

illustrate your points.

Include

a reference list and properly cite your

so

urces in the body of your essay

even if you are not using direct quotes

.

Quoting from sources should be done minimally. If you quote

word for word from

any source,

use quotation marks and cite the source

immediately after the quote

.

1

Midterm Exam:

Instructions: This Midterm Exam consists of short answer and essay questions. Please include a title

page, double space, and number your pages. It is due by noon of Monday, October 22. On time

submissions are strongly advised!

Late exams will be penalized 10 percent. Exams will not be accepted after noon of Tuesday,

October 23.

Note: This exam must be completed on your own without the assistance of anyone who is or

is not in this course. Breaking this policy is considered academic misconduct and will result in

a zero on the Final Exam (please see syllabus).

Part One:

Short Answer (2.5 points each) Briefly define and state the significance of four terms in your own

words. The suggested length is two sentences per term.

Race Ethnicity Legalistic Fallacy Principle-Implementation Gap

Ghetto Mass Incarceration Environmental Racism Redlining

Meritocracy The Civil Rights Movement Miscegenation Colonias

Part Two:

Essay (30 points) Answer one of the essay questions below. The suggested length is five

paragraphs. The essay should be composed of an introductory paragraph, the body of the essay (two to

three paragraphs) and a concluding paragraph. Use complete sentences and several examples to

illustrate your points. Include a reference list and properly cite your sources in the body of your essay

even if you are not using direct quotes. Quoting from sources should be done minimally. If you quote

word for word from any source, use quotation marks and cite the source immediately after the quote.