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How much do you know about race and its social construction?

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How much do you know about race and its social construction?

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What is race based on?

Differences in language

Differences in DNA

Differences in appearance (correct)

Differences in cultural practices

What is race based on?

Differences in appearance (correct)

Differences in wealth

Differences in behavior

Differences in intelligence

What did science legitimize during European colonial expansion?

Notions that all populations were equally evolved

Notions that native populations were more evolved than white Europeans

Notions that native populations were less evolved than white Europeans (correct)

Notions that race was not a valid concept

What did science legitimize during European colonial expansion?

Notions that native populations were less evolved than white Europeans Signup and view all the answers

How can racial classifications affect communication?

They can lead to stereotypes Signup and view all the answers

How can racial classifications affect communication?

They can generalize among groups and lead to stereotypes Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Human beings share 99.9% of their DNA regardless of racial classification.
Race is a socially constructed category based on differences in appearance.
Racial classifications were developed during European colonial expansion in the 1500s.
Science legitimized notions that native populations were less evolved than white Europeans.
Racial distinctions have been based on phenotypes such as skin color, hair texture, and body/facial features.
Race still has meaning in society and affects people as if it were "real."
Language use around race is uncertain and can change frequently.
Racial classifications can generalize among groups and lead to stereotypes.
Personal preference and history influence how we communicate about race.
A competent communicator defers to and respects the preference of the individual.

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Test your understanding of race and its impact on society with this informative quiz. From the history of racial classifications to the societal effects of language use, this quiz covers it all. Sharpen your knowledge about the construction of race, its impact on individuals and communities, and the importance of respectful communication. Challenge yourself with this quiz and take a step towards being a more informed and competent communicator.