Exam 7: Modern Human Diversity: Race and Racism
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There is a genetic basis for certain abilities in different populations. For example, some populations are genetically endowed to play sports, others for specific professions like law enforcement or education.
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Blumenbach referred to inhabitants of Asia, including China and Japan, as _______________.
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What percentage of the United States population is considered to get little exercise and be overweight?
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The Nuremberg race laws of 1935 were associated with the deaths of approximately how many people?
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Blumenbach argued that degeneration of human types was caused by:
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BPA (bisphenol-A) has recently been associated with higher rates of:
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High crime rates, alcoholism, and drug use among certain groups can be explained with reference to _______________ rather than biology.
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Ota Benga was 15 when he was first brought to the United States.
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Over the past _______________ million years, all populations of the genus Homo have adapted primarily through culture.
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Race has no objective scientific basis yet persists as a social and political category in many societies. Discuss several reasons why this concept has remained and how it is used where you live.
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Human biological variation is best expressed as a _______________.
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What primary arguments does Jonathan Marks raise against the premise that athletics is based on race?
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In times of scarcity, individuals with the thrifty genotype conserve:
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The only reproductive barrier that exists for humans is cultural.
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What do we call the practice in the United States of assigning race to the parent believed to pertain to a minority group (known also as the "one drop rule")?
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The 18ᵗʰ-century Swedish naturalist Carolus Linnaeus originally divided humans into subspecies based on:
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The biological race concept is not applicable to human variation.
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_______________ blocks the sun's radiation into the human body.
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