Dominant Theories of Race During the Time of W

question 7

Multiple Choice

Dominant theories of race during the time of W. E. B. Du Bois claimed that race __________.

• A) was not important in daily life
• B) was a socially created distinction
• C) had deep cultural patterns that shaped individuals' lives
• D) biologically determined different levels of intelligence in individuals

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Competitive Equilibrium

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Price Adjustment

The process by which prices of goods and services are altered to respond to changes in the market conditions.

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