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A __________ is a category that supposedly exists objectively in nature rather than being a category humans invented.

natural kind

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The term __________ refers to the belief that racial categories correspond to actual, natural divisions of humanity.

race realism

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Smith argues that scientific classification of nature helped make __________ classification possible.

racial

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Scientists used _______________ to decide which differences between people mattered in terms of race.

observation, measurement, classification, experimentation

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A __________ describes human differences in a way resembling later racial thought, even if modern racial categories aren’t fully formed yet.

racial idiom

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The theory that all humans have __________ common origin is known as monogenesis.

one

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The notion that different human populations have __________ origins is referred to as polygenesis.

separate

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____________ was significant because it marked a shift from understanding race through family lineage to a classification based on physical appearance and geographic distribution.

François Bernier

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In the eighteenth century, Europeans often described human diversity in terms of different __________.

nations

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The fabricated ‘disease’ created by Cartwright to explain why enslaved Black people ran away from slavery is called __________.

drapetomania

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Eugenics is an attempt to improve the human population by controlling __________ based on beliefs about inherited traits.

reproduction

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According to Seth, physicians turned differences in disease into questions about race, environment, and __________.

biological causation