Multiple Choice
When people use continuous traits as a basis for identifying races,
A) it is clear that there are three major races.
B) there is no limit on the number of races that can be identified.
C) they assume that there are racial differences in athletic potential.
D) they base their racial classifications on scientific evidence.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
Verified
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