Systems of Power — Quiz Answers

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How did the ideology of Manifest Destiny further establish colonial attitudes?

A
It set the terms for purchasing land.
B
It justified expansion as a divine right.
C
It increased trade between nations.
D
It defended Indigenous territorial claims.
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What is one way that early laws in the United States restricted women’s rights?

A
Women could not harvest crops.
B
Women could not own property.
C
Women could not congregate.
D
Women could not educate children.
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How have colonizers historically justified their actions?

A
by giving theories of global equality and prosperity
B
by showing concern for environmental conservation
C
by promoting beliefs of racial and cultural superiority
D
by devising policies of shared knowledge and growth
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What is patriarchy?

A
a global system that maintains some nations' political and economic control over others
B
a military organization that seizes control of a nation by overthrowing government leaders
C
a social organization that rewards men with a disproportionately large share of power
D
an economic system in which goods and services are controlled by private owners
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What is capitalism?

A
an economic system based on private ownership of the factors of production
B
a political system that relies on citizens to govern themselves directly
C
a political system in which one group prohibits other groups from participation
D
an economic system in which production is controlled by the public
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How do dominant colonial cultures suppress Indigenous cultures?

A
by sharing leadership roles
B
by forcing assimilation
C
by trading raw materials
D
by supporting independence
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How is patriarchy still evident in the United States today?

A
Women cannot serve in combat roles in the military.
B
Women are ineligible to own some types of property.
C
Women are discouraged from running for political office.
D
Women earn less than men for comparable roles.
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How does patriarchy marginalize women, and queer and nonbinary individuals?

A
by protesting the dominant roles they hold in political leadership
B
by opposing their support and maintenance of societal norms
C
by excluding their views from key decision-making processes
D
by rejecting the primary power they assert as moral authorities

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