The belief that all Irish are drunks is an example ofGroup of answer choicesdiscrimination.miscegenation.passing.prejudice.

Prejudice involvesGroup of answer choicesneither prejudgment nor misjudgment.prejudgment but not misjudgment.misjudgment but not prejudgment.both prejudgment and misjudgment.

We normally think of a prejudice as being based on _____.Group of answer choicespositive assumptionsnegative assumptionsevidencedominating personality

Discrimination is a behavior; prejudice is an attitude.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

What was the attitude of German and Irish immigrants toward prohibition?Multiple choice question.They supported it because alcohol consumption violated their religious beliefs.They opposed it because they were accustomed to consuming alcohol.They supported it and passed prohibition laws.They had no strong feelings about it because they were not accustomed to drinking alcohol.

The temperance issue influenced party switching and brought to the polls a number of people who wanted to preserve their right to drink. These pro-alcohol people were known asMultiple choice question.drunkards.dries.abolitionists.wets.