How do Norgaard, Reed, and Bacon build on theories of racialization and settler colonialism in their research?
A. They challenge the hierarchical understanding of racial categories.
B. They show that practices of colonialism have changed over time.
C. They explore the intersection of these theories with the natural environment.
D. They argue that colonialism is distinct from White supremacy.
Ans: C
You might also like to view...
What promise did President George H. W. Bush make during the 1988 campaign?
a. not to raise taxes b. to end the Cold War c. to end poverty in America d. to strengthen affirmative action
The demographic shift that occurred in the Chesapeake colonies after the 1680s __________.
a) led to the emergence of an American-born planter elite b) closed the gap between the rich and poor c) reduced the dependence on slave labor d) increased opportunities for advancement for freemen
Egypt became interested in Nubia because of its trade in
a. gold, ivory, and incense. b. agricultural goods, gold, and copper. c. ivory, agricultural goods, and timber. d. gold, incense, and basalt.
The War of 1812 was fought for which of the following?
A) the sake of restoring national pride B) freedom of the seas and other commercial issues C) national expansion D) no real purpose at all