In Contrast to the Models of Color-Blindness and Multiculturalism,the Racial

question 50

Multiple Choice

In contrast to the models of color-blindness and multiculturalism,the racial democracy ideal envisions an "ideal America" as:

• A)a place where people's racial and ethnic differences are respected but that respect is secondary to the respect given to each person's individual accomplishments and abilities to succeed in society
• B)a place where empathy,mutuality,and common respect between people has created a pattern of cultural respect,where all groups are given equal social merit
• C)a place where people are liberated beyond the structural restraints of the legacies associated with their racial and ethnic groups through a systematic redress of racial injustices
• D)a place where people don't need to acknowledge race and ethnicity because the ideals of race equality finally match the reality of the society

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French Defeat

An event or series of events resulting in the unsuccessful outcome of a conflict or war for France, leading to loss of territory, power, or prestige.

Quakers

A religious group officially known as the Religious Society of Friends, known for their pacifist beliefs, simple living, and emphasis on inner guidance.

French and Indian War

A conflict between Britain and France from 1754 to 1763 in North America, part of the larger Seven Years' War, involving various Native American tribes aligning with either side.

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