What is the evidence of intergroup hostility between minority ...

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What is the evidence of intergroup hostility between minority groups? What explanations are offered for exploited and oppressed groups perceiving one another with hostility and suspicion?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

Which of the following statements is true of colonialism?
 
  a. Colonialism is not a rule by outsiders but rather a rule by a nation's inside forces.
  b. Colonialism extends usually for a short duration and does not include long-standing control.
  c. Colonialism does not involve actual incorporation into the dominant people's nation.
  d. Colonial subjects are generally not limited to menial jobs.

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Answer to Question 1

Prejudice is as diverse as the nation's population. It exists not only between dominant and subordinate peoples but also among specific subordinate groups. Often, low-income people compete daily with other low-income people and do not readily see the larger societal forces that contribute to their low status. A survey results reveal that many Hispanics are more likely to believe Asian Americans are getting in their way than the White Americans who are the real decision makers in their community. Most troubling is when intergroup hostility becomes violent. Ethnic and racial tensions among African Americans, Latinos, and immigrants may become manifest in hate crimes. Violence can surface in neighborhoods where people compete for scarce resources such as jobs and housing.

Answer to Question 2

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