Carrie Buck Is Significant in the History of Genetics Because

question 1

Multiple Choice

Carrie Buck is significant in the history of genetics because she ____.

• A) was a well-known advocate for eugenics
• B) became the first woman geneticist
• C) was sterilized after the U.S. Supreme Court determined she was feebleminded
• D) discovered how to genetically modify corn to be resistant to herbicides
• E) is the author of the first biography of Gregor Mendel

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