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PART I: INTRODUCTION \\ Chapter 1: Introduction: Race as an Uneven Road \\ Does Race Still Matter? \\ Defining Race, Ethnicity, and Racism \\ Racial Classification, Citizenship, and Group Status \\ The Uneven Road of Race: Our Framework \\ Conclusion: The Journey Ahead \\ Discussion Questions \\ Key Terms \\ PART II: HISTORICAL FOUNDATIONS \\ Chapter 2: Native Americans: The Road from Majority to Minority, 1500s-1970s \\ Native Communities in North America \\ Rising Tensions: Native Americans and the New United States, 1776-1830s \\ U.S. Federal Policy Erodes Indian Rights, 1830s \\ The Civil War and Its Aftermath: Slaveholding and the Fourteenth Amendment \\ U.S. Federal Policy: Assimilation versus Culture and Sovereignty, 1870s-1950s \\ Termination of Federal Support of Tribes, 1945–1950s \\ Civil Rights and Self-Determination, 1960s-1970s \\ Conclusion: A Continuing Struggle for Equal Rights \\ Discussion Questions \\ Key Terms \\ Chapter 3: The African American Political Journey, 1500s-1965 \\ Race, Slavery and the Origins of African Americans, 1500s – 1790s \\ The Early American Republic and Black Political Resistance, 1770s-1865 \\ The Antebellum Black Community and Political Resistance \\ The Civil War and Its Aftermath, 1860-1877 \\ Black Politics in the Jim Crow Era, 1880-1940 \\ The Second Reconstruction: Postwar and Civil Rights Movement Era, 1950s-1960s \\ Conclusion: The Road to Black Politics Up to 1965 \\ Discussion Questions \\ Key Terms \\ Chapter 4: The Road toward Contemporary Latino Politics, 1500s-1970s \\ The Road’s Colonial Beginnings, 1493-1850 \\ Destruction of Mexican American Politics, Late 1800s \\ The Rebirth of Mexican-American Politics, 1900-1960 \\ From Civic Activism to Political Engagement \\ Differing Paths: Puerto Ricans and Cubans, 1890s-1950s \\ Civil Rights and Ethnic Nationalism in Latino Communities, 1960s-1970s \\ Conclusion: Latinos as a Pan-Ethnic Group \\ Discussion Questions \\ Key Terms \\ Chapter 5: Different and Common Asian American Roads, 1800s-1960s \\ The Racialization of Asian Americans \\ European Imperialism and Asian Emigration \\ Immigration and Economics before the Anti-Asian Zenith, Up to the 1870s \\ Early Community Formation among Asian Americans \\ Race, Region, and the Anti-Asian Era, 1870s to 1940s \\ Shifts and Declines in the Anti-Asian Era, 1940s-1960s \\ Asian American Political Empowerment in the Civil Rights Era \\ Conclusion: The Uneven Roads of Asian American Opportunity \\ Discussion Questions \\ Key Terms \\ Chapter 6: Whiteness and the Shifting Roads of Immigrant America, 1780s-1960s \\ Who is White? Racial Considerations at the Time of the Founding \\ Large-Scale Immigration and Overcoming Ethnic Exclusion \\ White Identity at the Dawn of the Civil Rights Era \\ The State and White Advantage \\ Conclusion: Legacies of Racial Hierarchy and the Roots of Contemporary Politics \\ Discussion Questions \\ Key Terms \\ PART III: POLICY AND SOCIAL ISSUES \\ Chapter 7: Voting Rights in American Life \\ Minority Groups and Voting Rights \\ The Civil Rights Movement as a Foundation for Voting Expansion \\ Civil Rights and Voting Rights Legislation after 1965 \\ Redistricting and Minority Representation \\ The Politics behind the 2006 Early Renewal of the Voting Rights Act \\ The Long-Term Stability of the Voting Rights Act \\ Conclusion: The Role of Race in Contemporary Voting Rights \\ Discussion Questions \\ Key Terms \\ Chapter 8: Group Identity, Ideology, and Activism \\ Why Group Identity, Ideology, and Activism Matter \\ Race, Ethnicity, and Public Opinion \\ Race, Ethnicity, and Political Ideology: The Political Impact of Racialization \\ Activist Pathways to Empowerment \\ The Legacy of Grassroots and Civil Rights Activism \\ Conclusion: Mobilizing for a Changed Future \\ Discussion Questions \\ Key Terms \\ Chapter 9: Political Behavior and Representation: Minorities’ Growing Voice \\ Why Is the Minority Vote Important? \\ Minority Civic Engagement: Patterns in Participation \\ Minority Ideology and Partisanship: Finding a Place in the U.S. Political System \\ Minority Electoral Participation: Unrealized Potential to Influence Politics \\ Representation: Electing a Voice for Minority Interests \\ Conclusion: Have Minorities Overcome Political Exclusion? \\ Discussion Questions \\ Key Terms \\ Chapter 10: Education and Criminal Justice Policies: Opportunity and Alienation \\ Race, Ethnicity, and Public Policy \\ Public Education: Opportunities and Detours \\ Race, Ethnicity, and Education Policy Outcomes \\ The Criminal Justice System: Barriers and Roadblocks \\ Race, Ethnicity, and Criminal Justice Policy Outcomes \\ Conclusion: Public Policy Destinations \\ Discussion Questions \\ Key Terms \\ Chapter 11: Immigration Policy: The Road to Settlement and Citizenship \\ Immigrant Status and Numbers \\ Immigration Policies before 1965 \\ The 1965 Immigration and Nationality Amendments \\ U.S. Immigrant Incorporation Policies \\ Immigration Reform in the United States Today \\ Conclusion: A Turning Point for U.S. Immigration Policy \\ Discussion Questions \\ Key Terms \\ Chapter 12: Diasporic Politics and Foreign Affairs \\ The Growing Ease of Transnational Activity \\ The Roots of Contemporary Transnational Engagement: Family and Community Ties \\ Transnational Activity: Beyond the Immigrant Generation \\ U.S. Foreign Policy and Minority Communities \\ Conclusion: The Political Value of Transnational Politics \\ Discussion Questions \\ Key Terms \\ Chapter 13: Beyond Race: Intersections of Race, Class, Gender, and Sexual Orientation \\ The Still Uneven Roads of Race, Racism, and Ethnicity \\ The Uneven Roads of Identity Politics \\ Intersecting Roads: Race, Gender, Class, and Sexual Orientation \\ Illuminated Individualism as a Response to Uneven Roads \\ Conclusion: Prospects for the Future \\ Discussion Questions \\ Key Terms

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