Classifying a Person as "Black" If They Have One Black

question 34

Multiple Choice

Classifying a person as "black" if they have one black great-grandparent is an example of

• A)the one-drop rule.
• B)discrimination.
• C)quiet discrimination.
• D)racial transparency.

Understand the conditions under which silence can be considered acceptance.

Distinguish between valid offers and advertisements.

Know the effect of specifying or not specifying the method of acceptance in an offer.

Comprehend the application of the mirror-image rule and the implications of altering the terms of an acceptance.

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