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    Tcl 201 Midterm

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    Questions: 1. Taking your information from Katherine Benton-Cohen’s book‚ Borderline Americans‚ write an essay on how the term “American” became synonymous with “white” in Cochise County during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Start by discussing the nature of relations between Mexicans and whites in the different sections of the county during the 19th century. How did relations change over time and what factors led to those changes? In answering these questions‚ you

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    in America. Immigrants try to maintain these cultural norms at home‚ while still integrating into American society. When the immigrants first arrived‚ Americans were curious about the newcomers. However‚ they still considered them as "more primitive races and cultures incompatible with Anglo-Saxon America”2 and created stereotypes which misrepresent immigrants and their behavior. Furthermore‚ Americans spread theories about genetic threats and "their hereditary predisposition of filthiness”3. Immigrant

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    instrument. You must practice until you learn how to perform it 1‚000 times better than what you started off with and It should be almost perfect. That’s why I propose it should be a requirement for public schools in each state (or states were the most Hispanics are registered) to have at least two bilingual classes‚ from grade school through high school. It would not only change the future of certain students by learning both languages at the same time but it will also increase parents and teachers participation

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    Latinomics, Good or Bad?

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    Latinomics‚ Good or Bad? By Paula England What are the effects of the Latino and Hispanic population on the economics of Kentucky? According to Olsen if the Hispanic population were a city‚ it would be the third-largest and fastest growing city in the state. The U. S. Census Bureau reports that the Hispanic population of Kentucky was 21‚984 in 1990 and almost 60‚000 in the year of 2000. These figures do not take into account the undocumented immigrants which are estimated by the government

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    rage and fear towards the Hispanics because their oblivious of the Hispanics’ reason for arriving in America. This unfamiliarity has caused the Caucasian community to blame the Hispanics for their many obstacles; they believe that Hispanics are “thoughtless people‚ stupid people‚ people who wanted to turn the whole world into a garbage dump‚ a little Tijuana” (Boyle 11). The Caucasian community does not welcome the Hispanic society‚ because white citizens believe Hispanics are in the U.S to throw waste

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    Kindertransport- Identity

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    Do you ever think about what you represent in this world? Do you ever think about how people‚ as a whole‚ perceive your personality‚ your background‚ your style‚ your language‚ and your opinion? I’ve been thinking a lot about how my individuality is recognized by others and how I can change it within one moment’s decision. The definition of identity is truly vague to my knowledge but I think it has to do with everything in your existence that relates to your physical‚ psychological‚ and cultural

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    Hispanic‚ Mexican‚ Latino; these are all stereotypes that label people; however even though I am be a natural born Mexican citizen I am myself and I am Erick Melendez. I feel that I may not hold as much potential when it comes to logistics‚ arthritics‚ and social skills; however though I may not be one of those natural born gifted student I am a student whom will input all of his power and energy into his life goals and education. I alone do not represent the Hispanic ethnicity; yet I am responsible

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    colonial America other than Amerindian communities‚ because the European Americans didn’t treat them as equals‚ these traditions helped Native Americans connect to their heritage as a tribe’s history is told by music and kept oral narratives alive. These vary from tribe to tribe and are important to their identity. Although‚ cannot be confirmed other than assumption and archaeological evidence‚ the earliest affirmation of Native American music came along with the arrival of European explorers. Musical instruments

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    could speak without the accent of Spanish‚ American society would see that children with different cultural backgrounds could fit into English humanity smoothly. “In 1963” (83)‚ “People who called themselves Mexican-Americans or Afro-Americans were considered dangerous radicals‚ while law bidding citizens were expected to drop their cultural baggage at the border and erase any lingering ethnic traits. (84). As a result of the racial discrimination American citizens had towards law-abiding citizens

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    the strains on curfew are never going to get better‚ or even the time spent on homework is ever going to get lesser. Hispanic and Latino families are perceived as field works or even factory workers at an early age. It seems as if education will never be the center of importance in their lives‚ but that is not true at all‚ just merely a rumor. There always has been word that Hispanic households are some of the most strict when it comes to letting their children be children. In a way‚ many only piggy

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