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How long did the term Indian Prevail? |
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process of understanding the world and its cultures from a white european perspective |
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Who is America named after? |
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What did Eurocentrism lead to? |
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god given right to bring democracy christianity and american way of life to new land and people |
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killing of an entire culture or group of people |
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1850-1900 fight between US Calvary and Native Americans war to relocate stubborn Native Americans |
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What racial group has been the only one reduced to a simple symbol? |
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When were Native Americans granted citizenship? |
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Common stereotypes of Native Americans? |
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nasty, cruel, passive BLOOD THIRSTY SAVAGE or NOBLE SAVAGE |
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stereotype of Indians agressive violent demonic wanted to kill white people |
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Stereotype of Indians childlike nature freaks primitive |
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Major Indian Icon for Hollywood? |
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Natives Vs American Indians genocide that occurred as a revenge from Crazy Horse |
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Most realistic film that depicts Native Americans authentically? |
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The Silent Enemy indian actors |
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Hollywood's most famous indian actor? |
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Iron Eyes Cody most positive representation of Indians Wasn't really indian but adapted the culture |
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When did the groovy injun emerge? |
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in the 60s hippies tried to imitate indian culture |
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First movie that indians can actually relate to the character? |
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Dances With Wolves, Grant Gream's Character |
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Who is today's most popular native actor? |
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Representations of Masculinity |
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Sex crazed strong powerful apathetic |
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Central Argument of Tough Guise? |
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violence in America is overwhelmingly gender related, and to understand the violence we must understand the cultural ideas of masculinity and manhood in the media |
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MASCULINITY IS MADE, NOT GIVEN not the same as gender media images shape ideas of masculinity |
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Genteel Patriarch Heroic Artisan |
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upper class man believed farming was essential but didn't do the dirty work himself family man LAND OWNERSHIP=MAN |
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PHYSICAL STRENGTH down and dirty work hard= man |
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How did the two models of Manhood, Genteel Patriarch and Heroic Artisan compliment each other? |
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BOTH BELIEVED IN INDEPENDENCE |
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Marketplace Manhood Model |
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challenged traditional models of manhood manhood=MONEY AND SUCCESS aka the Business Man homosocial environment no family time |
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fear of straight men being associated with gay |
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women becoming objects loss of individuality |
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Womens main role in society |
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how are women defined today? |
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through their relationship with men |
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When were women granted the right to vote? |
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How were women portrayed in hollywood and the media? |
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they were objects of sex, always something to look at, never something to listen to. Their body speaks louder than their mind. |
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How many women are in the TV workforce? |
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How many women work in radio? |
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Who was the first woman to co-anchor an evening news program? First to solo anchor? First African American to anchor major network? First Asian American to co anchor? |
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Barbara Walters 1976
Katie Couric
Carole Simpson
Connie Chung |
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What is the leading cause for black men age 15-34? |
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