The "One-Drop Rule" Referred to Native Americans and Stipulated That

question 36

True/False

The "one-drop rule" referred to Native Americans and stipulated that if a person had even a single drop of "Indian blood,"that person was viewed as Indian.

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Definitions:

Haustral Churning

The slow movement of the contents within the large intestine, facilitated by the segmentation movements of the haustra, aiding in water absorption and feces formation.

Ileostomy

A surgical procedure that creates an opening in the abdomen for waste to exit the body from the ileum, bypassing the colon.

Ostomy Device

A medical appliance attached to the body to collect waste from a surgically created opening in the digestive or urinary systems.

Bedridden

The condition of a person who is unable to get up from bed due to illness, disability, or weakness.