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Quiz 15 Remapping Lati America

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  An important issue addressed by advocacy groups is changing the negative perceptions of Latino immigrants
B  The DREAM act offers a legalization path for some unauthorized immigrant youth
C  During the Obama administration, the number of deportees has dramatically decreased
D  Youth advocate groups such as United We Dream have been among the most vocal 
Question #2
A  Excluded ICE and operated solely at the local level
B  Was focused solely on workers in the agricultural sector
C  researchers found no evidence that the increased Latino population contributed to increasing crime rates
D  Led to a rapid increase in the number of arrests, mostly of violent criminals
E  Led to many arrests, but no deportations
Question #3
A  established English as the city’s only official language
B  was never enacted in the Pennsylvania town
C  helped to create an environment that was more open to unauthorized immigrants
D  was immediately deemed unconstitutional and its influence did not spread to other parts of the US
Question #4
A  Did not have a significant impact on the number of deportees
B  Was largely a reaction to the Mexican peso devaluation of the 1980s
C  Allows for individuals to be tried in court all at once to expedite deportations
D  Is enforced by a renegade border control group known as the “Minutemen”
E  Focus primarily on immigration into California
Question #5
A  Was concerned mostly with taxing undocumented migrants working in California
B  Was not passed by California voters
C  Was passed by California laters, but later declared unconstitutional
D  Was first introduced to block the wave of immigrants in the 1960s
Question #6
A  The US Border Patrol was established in the 1980s following the devaluation of the Mexican Peso
B  “Operation Wetback” during the 1950s deported more than four million Mexicans
C  Very few Cubans entered the US prior to the Cuban Revolution in 1959
D  The Bracero Program brought in industrial workers to work in factories during World War II
E  The first significant wave of migrants from Latin America was during World War I to fill labor needs
Question #7
A  It would be viewed as a more fluid space
B  Migration would be viewed as less significant
C  destabilize notions of Latin America as a bounded space
D  ideas of racial and ethnic superiority would diminish
Question #8
A  new spatial constructions have emerged that restrict integration
B  local officials are less interested in enforcing federal policy
C  boundaries exist solely along racial lines (not economic or social)
D  integration with non-Latino populations is evident throughout the country
Question #9
A  California
B  the midwest
C  southern states
D  New York City
E  rural and suburban areas
Question #10
A  Washington
B  Florida
C  Nevada
D  California
E  Virginia