Native Americans are probably the original oppressed minority in North America. Please read the essay or at least choose another answer

RIGHT! Anglicans are a religion, not a nation. I don't know if they're oppressed or not... Please continue to the next question

African Americans are an oppressed nationality in America. They are probably the most oppressed during much of our history, and their oppression continues today in the form of wage gaps and discrimination. Since they do not share a common language, except English, some people want to move them out of the "nationality" column. But the oppression of the centuries has forced them together, no matter what languages their ancestors may have spoken in Africa. Please read the essay, or at least choose another answer

Asian-Americans probably shouldn't be lumped together, because there are great differences in how they happened to be in the United States, the languages they spoke, and how they are treated here. But they are oppressed nationalities all the same. Please read the essay, or at least choose another answer

Immigrants of all kinds get different forms of oppression. Mexican immigrants have been exploited throughout their relationship with the United States. They may constitute the clearest definition of an oppressed minority in the U.S. Please read the essay, or at least choose another answer

The unity of the working class can't be won by asking the more oppressed sectors to subordinate their problems, even though this stand has actually been argued in the history of the movement. Please read the essay, or at least choose another answer

They don't distract, they ARE our many sided working class. It's our problem to try to bring everybody together. Please read the essay, or at least choose another answer

RIGHT! Capitalism oppresses them and we support them. We try to get the whole class to see this necessity in order to achieve unity. Please continue to the next question

It's capitalism that divides us. Very skillfully, too. Please read the essay, or at least choose another answer

They aren't the same. Contrast women's rights with immigrant rights, for example. Women aren't necessarily workers because gender crosses class lines, but nearly all Mexican immigrants are workers. Low-paid workers at that! Please read the essay, or at least choose another answer

Capitalists find the issues concerning all oppressed groups, to varying degrees, "useful tools." Please read the essay, or at least choose another answer

Capitalists try to divide gay versus straight, women versus men, young versus old, and every kind of difference that they can exploit. Please read the essay, or at least choose another answer

RIGHT! It's the extra problems that national minorities have that make them a special problem. Racism is probably the biggest problem, but language problems and confusion over their home countries may make it even worse. Thanks for working this little module. Your feedback is important