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What is the main difference between a migrant and a refugee?

Migrants move for opportunities, while refugees are forced to leave due to danger. (correct)

Migrants and refugees are the same, just with different terms.

Migrants are always seeking asylum, while refugees are not.

Migrants leave for safety, while refugees move for economic reasons.

Which legislation specifically limited citizenship rights in the U.S. based on race?

1790 Naturalization Act (correct)

14th Amendment

Chinese Exclusion Act

Immigration and Nationality Act

What does the term 'tokenism' refer to in media representation?

The practice of adding one individual of color to create an illusion of diversity. (correct)

The promotion of positive stereotypes through media.

The genuine inclusion of diverse voices in media.

A method of highlighting only minority opinions in media.

What is a counter stereotype?

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What is the significance of the 'Danger of a Single Story' concept?

<p>It highlights how a single narrative can oversimplify complex identities.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Migration and Citizenship

Migration is moving from one place to another.
Migrants move for opportunities.
Refugees are forced to leave due to danger.
Asylum seekers are asking for safety in another country.
Immigrants move into a new country.
Emigrants leave their country.
Push and pull factors are reasons people leave or come to a place.

Historical Citizenship Restrictions

The 1790 Naturalization Act limited citizenship to white people.
The 14th Amendment granted citizenship to everyone born in the U.S.
The Chinese Exclusion Act banned Chinese immigration.

Media and Representation

Media includes news, TV, and social media.
Tokenism is when diversity is fake, like adding only one person of color to seem inclusive.
Implicit bias are hidden stereotypes.
Counter-stereotypes are positive ways to challenge stereotypes.
The "Danger of a Single Story" is a TED Talk about the limitations of stereotypes.
Diversity in media is important to include all voices.

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Explore the concepts surrounding migration, citizenship, and representation in media. This quiz covers the nuances between migrants, refugees, and immigrants, as well as historical citizenship restrictions and the role of media in shaping perceptions. Test your understanding of these important social topics.