A. It is a sad elegy for a lost time in America.B. The country is headed toward a brighter future.C. Racial harmony can make America into a paradise.D. All times and persons are part of one harmonious continuum.

Question 9 of 10What do we hope to gain as a result of being aware of racial issues?A.The abolition of slaveryB.EqualityC.WealthD.The end of open national borders

Which of the following statements about racial identity in the United States is correct?A.Race and ethnicity no longer affect social standing.B.An increasing number of people identify themselves as mixed race.C.Minorities are already the majority in the United States.D.No minorities are part of the social elite in the United States.Submit

Question 8 of 10Why is it important for people of all races to know the history and impact of racism?A.To help the United States move toward its ideal of all people being equalB.To encourage people to overcome internalized racismC.To force different levels of government to end institutional racismD.All of the above

Question 3 of 10What was one reason that U.S. laws regarding race kept changing?A.Numerous warsB.An aging workforceC.A declining populationD.Immigration

Which of the following statements correctly answers the question: Is the United States a pluralistic society?A.Yes—all categories of people are equal in the eyes of the law and all categories have the same social standing.B.No—laws still exist that ban certain categories of people from resources and legally segregate them from people of other racial and ethnic categories.C.Yes and no—while people of all races and ethnicities have equal social standing, few people want to interact with others different from themselves.D.Yes and no—all races and ethnicities are officially equal under the law, but they do not have equal social standing.Submit