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Identity, diversity and inequality


Froggy Jumps Identity, diversity and inequalityOnline version how we live and relate to others. by Santangel Monroy 1 In Mexico, identity is described as a unique cultural mosaic because of: a Its geographical isolation from the rest of the world. b The mix of Indigenous, Afro-descendant, and European traditions. c 2 What is "ethnic and cultural identity" based on? a Exclusively the genetic markers found in blood tests. b Only the place of birth and official nationality. c Shared characteristics like language, customs, religion, and history. 3 Identity in territories with multiple cultures becomes a matter of: a Genetic dominance. b Negotiation c Arbitrary classification. 4 Indigenous peoples in Mexico face the "dual tension" of: a Preserving cultural identity while adapting to external change. b Choosing between two different languages only. c Moving to another country or staying in rural areas. 5 What has anthropology demonstrated about the concept of "race"? a It is a biological reality based on blood types. b It has no real biological basis; it is a social construct. c It is determined by the size of the human skull. 6 What is "reification"? a A false idea repeated so often it is considered a truth. b The biological process of melanin production. c The migration of people from rural to urban areas. 7 The term used to describe traits changing gradually according to geography is: a Race. b Cline. c Caste. 8 Why does skin color vary? a Because of the type of food people eat b It is a random mutation with no specific purpose c Evolutionary adaptation to sun intensity and Vitamin D needs 9 The idea of "mixture" (mestizaje) was often used by elites as a symbol of: a Totalitarian control b Racial democracy c Scientific purity. 10 Colorism" refers to: a The study of pigments in art b Prejudice and discrimination based on skin tone. c A political party in the 19th century 11 What is a "social construct"? a A building designed for social events. b A biological law that cannot be changed. c A category created and defined by society in a specific context. 13 Anthropologists view identities as: a Fluid and complex. b Fixed from birth. c Irrelevant in the modern world.

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Identity, diversity and inequalityOnline version

by Santangel Monroy

In Mexico, identity is described as a unique cultural mosaic because of:

What is "ethnic and cultural identity" based on?

Identity in territories with multiple cultures becomes a matter of:

Indigenous peoples in Mexico face the "dual tension" of:

What has anthropology demonstrated about the concept of "race"?

What is "reification"?

The term used to describe traits changing gradually according to geography is:

Why does skin color vary?

The idea of "mixture" (mestizaje) was often used by elites as a symbol of:

Colorism" refers to:

What is a "social construct"?

Anthropologists view identities as: