Carrie Mae Weems Integrates into Her Work References To

question 80

Multiple Choice

Carrie Mae Weems integrates into her work references to:

• A) the impact of the contemporary world on her Kiowa heritage
• B) the collective African-American experience that is rooted in slavery
• C) neoclassical architecture, and archaeological excavations at Pompeii
• D) feminist critiques of international corporations' business practices
• E) cooking shows and cult films

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Definitions:

Early Twentieth Century

Refers to the period from the year 1901 to 2000, marking the first half of the 20th century and characterized by rapid industrialization and major world events.

Internment Camps

Places of confinement, typically large in size, where people are held without trial, often during wars or under oppressive regimes.

Population Transfer

The forced movement of a large group of people from one region to another, often by government policy or military force.

Genocide

The purposeful and coordinated effort to eradicate a group identified by their ethnicity, racial characteristics, political affiliations, or cultural identity.