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Chapter 11 Asian Americans. Chapter Overview I.Introduction II.Korean Americans III.Filipino Americans IV.Asian Indians V.Southeast Asian Americans VI.Hawaii.

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1 Chapter 11 Asian Americans

2 Chapter Overview I.Introduction II.Korean Americans III.Filipino Americans IV.Asian Indians V.Southeast Asian Americans VI.Hawaii and Its People VII.The “Model Minority” VIII.Political Activity IX.Key Terms X.Review

3 I. Introduction A.Demonstration B.“Quiz” C.Who Are the Asian Americans?

4 I. Introduction A.Demonstration B.“Quiz” C.Who Are the Asian Americans?

5 What Do You Think of When I Say “Asian”?

6 I. Introduction A.Demonstration B.“Quiz” C.Who Are the Asian Americans?

7 1. Asian people share a common social and geographical background. False

8 2. Asian Americans include Koreans, Chinese, Japanese, and South-East Asians but not East Indians. False

9 3. Korean Ethnic churches are the fastest growing segments of the Buddhist religion. False

10 4. Of Vietnamese Americans, Filipino Americans, Hawaiians, and Korean Americans, the Filipinos are the largest group. True

11 5. The people in Hawaii refer to white people as “Haoles.” Mostly True

12 6. Koreans that migrated to American on boats just after the Korean War are the group referred to as “Boat People.” False

13 7. Asian Americans are less likely to drop out as they become accustomed to their new culture. False

14 8. There are no racial ghettos in Hawaii. True

15 9. The term “middlemen minorities” refers to groups that occupy middle positions rather than positions at the bottom of the social scale. True

16 10. Asians are referred to as “the model minority” because they don’t have social problems. False

17 I. Introduction A.Demonstration B.“Quiz” C.Who Are the Asian Americans?

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19 Percentage of American Asians :

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21 A.Historical Background B.The Present Picture II. Korean Americans

22 A.Historical Background B.The Present Picture II. Korean Americans

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26 Ilchomose

27 A.Historical Background B.The Present Picture 1992 LA Riots Religion II. Korean Americans

28 A.Historical Background B.The Present Picture III. Filipino Americans

29 A.Historical Background 1.Early Immigration 2.Four Waves 3.Filipino Diversity B.The Present Picture III. Filipino Americans

30 A.Historical Background 1.Early Immigration 2.Four Waves 3.Filipino Diversity B.The Present Picture III. Filipino Americans

31 A.Historical Background 1.Early Immigration 2.Four Waves 3.Filipino Diversity B.The Present Picture III. Filipino Americans

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33 A.Historical Background 1.Early Immigration 2.Four Waves 3.Filipino Diversity B.The Present Picture III. Filipino Americans

34 A.Historical Background B.The Present Picture 1.Employment 2.SES 3.Social Organizations 4.Commercial Centers III. Filipino Americans

35 A.Historical Background B.The Present Picture 1.Employment 2.SES 3.Social Organizations 4.Commercial Centers III. Filipino Americans

36 A.Historical Background B.The Present Picture 1.Employment 2.SES 3.Social Organizations 4.Commercial Centers III. Filipino Americans

37 A.Historical Background B.The Present Picture 1.Employment 2.SES 3.Social Organizations 4.Commercial Centers III. Filipino Americans

38 A.Historical Background B.The Present Picture 1.Employment 2.SES 3.Social Organizations 4.Commercial Centers III. Filipino Americans

39 A.Historical Background B.The Present Picture IV. Asian Indians

40 A.Historical Background 1.60s to 80s 2.Recent Immigrants B.The Present Picture IV. Asian Indians

41 A.Historical Background 1.60s to 80s 2.Recent Immigrants B.The Present Picture IV. Asian Indians

42 A.Historical Background 1.60s to 80s 2.Recent Immigrants B.The Present Picture IV. Asian Indians

43 A.Historical Background B.The Present Picture IV. Asian Indians

44 A.Historical Background B.The Present Picture V. Southeast Asian Americans

45 A.Historical Background B.The Present Picture V. Southeast Asian Americans

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51 A.Historical Background (cont.) B.The Present Picture V. Southeast Asian Americans

52 Boat People

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57 A.Historical Background B.The Present Picture V. Southeast Asian Americans

58 A.Historical Background B.The Present Picture VI. Hawaii and Its People

59 Hawaii: Racial Composition, 1990

60 A.Historical Background 1.Polynesian Immigration 2.Captain James Cook 3.Kamehameha 4.Plantations & Missionaries 5.Japanese 6.Annexation 7.Pearl Harbor 8.Statehood B.The Present Picture VI. Hawaii and Its People

61 A.Historical Background 1.Polynesian Immigration 2.Captain James Cook 3.Kamehameha 4.Plantations & Missionaries 5.Japanese 6.Annexation 7.Pearl Harbor 8.Statehood B.The Present Picture VI. Hawaii and Its People

62 A.Historical Background 1.Polynesian Immigration 2.Captain James Cook 3.Kamehameha 4.Plantations & Missionaries 5.Japanese 6.Annexation 7.Pearl Harbor 8.Statehood B.The Present Picture VI. Hawaii and Its People

63 A.Historical Background 1.Polynesian Immigration 2.Captain James Cook 3.Kamehameha 4.Plantations & Missionaries 5.Japanese 6.Annexation 7.Pearl Harbor 8.Statehood B.The Present Picture VI. Hawaii and Its People

64 A.Historical Background 1.Polynesian Immigration 2.Captain James Cook 3.Kamehameha 4.Plantations & Missionaries 5.Japanese 6.Annexation 7.Pearl Harbor 8.Statehood B.The Present Picture VI. Hawaii and Its People

65 A.Historical Background 1.Polynesian Immigration 2.Captain James Cook 3.Kamehameha 4.Plantations & Missionaries 5.Japanese 6.Annexation 7.Pearl Harbor 8.Statehood B.The Present Picture VI. Hawaii and Its People

66 A.Historical Background 1.Polynesian Immigration 2.Captain James Cook 3.Kamehameha 4.Plantations & Missionaries 5.Japanese 6.Annexation 7.Pearl Harbor 8.Statehood B.The Present Picture VI. Hawaii and Its People

67 A.Historical Background 1.Polynesian Immigration 2.Captain James Cook 3.Kamehameha 4.Plantations & Missionaries 5.Japanese 6.Annexation 7.Pearl Harbor 8.Statehood B.The Present Picture VI. Hawaii and Its People

68 A.Historical Background 1.Polynesian Immigration 2.Captain James Cook 3.Kamehameha 4.Plantations & Missionaries 5.Japanese 6.Annexation 7.Pearl Harbor 8.Statehood B.The Present Picture VI. Hawaii and Its People

69 A.Historical Background B.The Present Picture 1.Race Relations 2.Hawaiian SESs VI. Hawaii and Its People

70 A.Historical Background B.The Present Picture 1.Race Relations 2.Hawaiian SESs VI. Hawaii and Its People

71 A.Historical Background B.The Present Picture 1.Race Relations 2.Hawaiian SESs VI. Hawaii and Its People

72 VII The “Model-Minority” A.The Basis for the Title B.Underneath It All C.Political Activity

73 VII The “Model-Minority” A.The Basis for the Title B.Underneath It All C.Political Activity

74 VII The “Model-Minority” A.The Basis for the Title B.Underneath It All C.Political Activity

75 VII The “Model-Minority” A.The Basis for the Title B.Underneath It All C.Political Activity

76 IX. Additional Key Terms Kye Vietnamese Settlement Patterns Native Origins of Hmongs Model/Ideal Minority Group

77 X. Review

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