29. Document Project 29: The Uses of September 11

Quiz for Document Project Document 29.7 Anti-Muslim Discrimination, 2011

Quiz for Document Project Document 29.7: Anti-Muslim Discrimination, 2011

Choose the best answer for each question.

1. Which statement captures the message in the anti-Muslim discrimination cartoon?

Americans are fearful of Muslims.

Ethnic groups that have been cast out due to fear have allies in the United States.

Patience is needed to reach a peaceful end to discrimination in post-9/11 America.

Fear of an ethnic group can result in the loss of rights for Americans.

2. What does the cartoon imply about Japanese Americans in America?

They are no longer feared.

They are Muslims.

They live in camps.

They are anti-American.

3. What similarity existed between the discrimination that the Japanese Americans and Muslim Americans faced?

They were both justified.

They were both motivated by attacks.

They both resulted in camps.

They were both opposed by most Americans

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