(Combined) Soc 210 Final Exam, MULTICULTURAL RELATIONS FINAL EXAM, Midterm Exam Review, Sociology Final (Quiz 3-Questions given in class), Racial and Ethnic Relations Musvosvi Chapter 4, Socio: Chapter 6 Review, Sociology

(Combined) Soc 210 Final Exam, MULTICULTURAL RELATIONS FINAL EXAM, Midterm Exam Review, Sociology Final (Quiz 3-Questions given in class), Racial and Ethnic Relations Musvosvi Chapter 4, Socio: Chapter 6 Review, Sociology The idea of race as a classification system has been around since ancient times. T/F False The term "race" refers to: A. a group of people who originate from the same continent and share similar religious identities B. a group of people who have the same skin color C. a group of people who are perceived to share physical and cultural traits as well as a common ancestry D. a group of people who self-identify as belonging to the same ethnic category C. a group of people who are perceived to share physical and cultural traits as well as a common ancestry Eugenicists advocated the selective breeding of Americans and the sterilization of the biologically unfit as a way of creating a superior breed of people. Eugenics proponents based their ideas on the belief that: A. intelligence is the driving force behind leadership B. intelligence and moral traits were inherited C. intelligence was affected by conditions in the womb D. intelligence could be learned over time B. intelligence and moral traits were inherited Early immigration policies, such as the Immigration Act of 1917, were enacted as a way to: A. encourage the immigration of laborers from the Caribbean B. make immigration standards the same for all immigrants, regardless of their country of origin