Strangers In Their Own Land by Arlie Russell Hochschild

Strangers In Their Own Land by Arlie Russell Hochschild - Test

1. What is the main focus of 'Strangers In Their Own Land'?

A) Economic theories of capitalism.
B) The political and cultural divide in America.
C) Historical events of the Civil Rights Movement.
D) Environmental challenges in Louisiana.

2. In which state does much of Hochschild's research take place?

A) Texas.
B) Louisiana.
C) Mississippi.
D) Florida.

3. Hochschild explores the lives of working-class people affected by what industry?

A) The agricultural industry.
B) The tech industry.
C) The oil and gas industry.
D) The manufacturing industry.

4. What emotional response does Hochschild identify among her subjects regarding government?

A) Feeling of betrayal.
B) Indifference.
C) Sense of gratitude.
D) Fear of change.

5. Which demographic does Hochschild primarily focus on?

A) Affluent suburban families.
B) Urban millennials.
C) Middle-class minorities.
D) White working-class Americans.

6. In what year was 'Strangers In Their Own Land' published?

A) 2018.
B) 2014.
C) 2016.
D) 2020.

7. How does Hochschild aim to foster understanding between different viewpoints?

A) By encouraging empathy and dialogue.
B) By critiquing one side over another.
C) By promoting political correctness.
D) By avoiding controversial topics.

8. What does Hochschild suggest is essential for bridging divides?

A) Nonprofit intervention.
B) Understanding and empathy.
C) Increased funding.
D) Stronger political policies.

9. What does Hochschild argue motivates many of her subjects' political beliefs?

A) Media influence.
B) A narrative of belonging and victimhood.
C) Financial incentives.
D) Educational background.

10. What role do personal stories play in Hochschild's findings?

A) They highlight individual experiences and feelings.
B) They serve as entertainment.
C) They are not relevant.
D) They provide statistical analysis.

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