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25 Cards in this Set
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The intelligence (I.Q.) was a commonly used instrument in the application of which doctrine?
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Scientific Racism
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Which group racialized the other but not themselves?
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Europeans
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Which doctrine consisted of a movement which collectively advocated the improvement of human stock by purging the species?
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Eugenics
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Which were among the first to popularize the race concept?
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Europeans
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When referring to the value of a person how is the concept of race seen?
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Often seen as offensive
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How is race influential and critical in shaping identities and relationships?
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Politically influential and critical
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What do the use of (unscientific) racial explanations rather than social conditions for social inequality result in?
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Results in (mean fisted public policy).
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Describe racial typologies.
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Social rankings
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What is race as a historically grounded social construction related to?
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Power and Privaledge.
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Which doctrine endorsed the virtues and inevitability of capitalism and imperialism as integral to human progress and social enlightenment?
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Social Darwinism
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Which doctrines endorsed the dehumanizatiion of minotities as objects for exploitation?
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Doctrines of Racial Supremacy.
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Describe race types.
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Classification into a finite number of groups.
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What is Thomas' Theorem?
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Phenomena do not have to be real to be real in their consequences, race impacts on social reality.
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Describe racialization.
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A focus on why certain relations between groups become defined by reference to race.
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Race is defined as a social construct How may this also be described?
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An ideology (mechanism for descrimination)
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Why is it more accurate to speak of relationships that have been racialized?
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Differential more accurate because it's the idea that races don't exist to have a relationship with another race.
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The concept of race was a result of the global model that origingated with which historical change?
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Came out of Euopean expantion and conquest.
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How may the interest in the race concept be described as a result of European exploration and exposure to highly diverse populations?
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Lead to an even greater interest in the race concept.
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Europeans used what to legitimize worldwide exploitation and domination?
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Europeans used the classifications of race concept.
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Which doctrine portrayed the social world as a gladiatorial arena where populations were locked in mortal combat over scarce and valuable resources?
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Social Darwinism
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When may one be accused of compromising a people's identity when referring to race?
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When race is dismissed as fiction.
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What do most differences related to race reflect?
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Accounting for race adaptation to environment.
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What approach to the concepts of race and type originated in response to the following factors? (international competion)
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The idea of a scientific approach.
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Which doctrine still persists in diverse and disgiused forms, but without general social support?
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Eugenics
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Which doctrine was built on the premise that racial capacities between populations could be measured and evaluated by statistical means?
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Scientific Racism
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