In the Post-9/11 Era, Hostile Attitudes Toward Muslims Were Not

Multiple Choice

In the post-9/11 era, hostile attitudes toward Muslims were not confined only to those who practice Islam, but applied more broadly to a range of "Brown" people who were understood to be from a wide geographic area. This is evidence that_____.

A) all foreigners were viewed as potential threats to American safety
B) "Muslim" was a racialized category; that is, it acquired a racial identity
C) Muslims defined their own identity as a group
D) Islam is an open religion