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Anthropology_T11_Identity, diversity and inequality


Anthropology_T11_Identity, diversity and inequalityVersión en línea Review concepts: Anthropology_T11_Identity, diversity and inequality por Melisa Flameng 1 What best describes ethnic and cultural identity? a A sense of belonging based on shared cultural traits b A biological trait passed through heredity c A personal characteristic that never changes d A natural classification of humanity 2 According to Brubaker (2015), identity is understood as: Choose one or more answers a A dynamic process socially negotiated b A stable condition over time c An attribute defined at birth d An individual element without social influence 3 What was one consequence of colonization in Latin America regarding identity? a The construction of cultural diversity with social tensions b The disappearance of all Indigenous cultures c The creation of a fully uniform culture d The elimination of differences among social groups 4 What term do anthropologists use to explain gradual changes in human traits? a Geographical cline of physical traits b Historical racial classification c Inherited social hierarchy d Colonial caste system 5 What did Franz Boas argue about human physical characteristics? a They vary according to environment and social conditions b They are fixed and remain unchanged c They determine intellectual capacity d They define the superiority of certain groups 6 According to Brubaker, identity is not fixed but a __________ process. a dynamic and negotiated b repetitive and inherited c culturally determined d individual and permanent 7 Indigenous people face the tension between preserving identity and __________ to social change. a adapting b ignoring it c resisting it d disappearing 8 From an anthropological perspective, the idea of race lacks a __________ basis. a biological b cultural c historical d linguistic 9 Mestizaje was presented as equality but maintained social __________. a hierarchies b agreements c expressions d similarities 10 Mexican identity is explained by its __________ cultural character. a diverse b uniform c closed d exclusive 11 Ethnic and cultural identity is completely inherited and never changes. a false b true c d 12 Modern genetics supports the existence of biological human races. a false b true c d 13 Racial formation explains how societies assign meaning to race. a true b false c d 14 Mestizaje eliminated racial inequality in Latin America. a false b true c d 15 Cultural diversity is central to understanding Mexican identity. a true b false c d 16 Why is it important to understand identity as a dynamic process? a Because identity is constructed and changes with social context b Because it classifies people permanently c Because it prevents cultural transformation d Because it defines stable cultural characteristics 17 How can identity become a political tool for certain groups? a By demanding rights, recognition, and social justice b By promoting cultural dominance over others c By reinforcing existing social stereotypes d By denying cultural diversity within society 18 What effects do social ideas about race have in everyday life? a They influence treatment, opportunities, and access to services b They automatically promote equality c They make cultural differences irrelevant d They have no real social impact 19 Why did mestizaje not fully eliminate racism in Latin America? a Because it maintained hierarchies benefiting certain groups b Because it replaced one hierarchy with another c Because it erased local cultural identities d Because it rejected national identity projects 20 Why is recognizing cultural diversity important in Mexico? a Because it promotes inclusion, respect, and social equity b Because it unifies all cultural traditions c Because it completely removes social conflict d Because it establishes a single national identity

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What best describes ethnic and cultural identity?

According to Brubaker (2015), identity is understood as:

Choose one or more answers

What was one consequence of colonization in Latin America regarding identity?

What term do anthropologists use to explain gradual changes in human traits?

What did Franz Boas argue about human physical characteristics?

According to Brubaker, identity is not fixed but a __________ process.

Indigenous people face the tension between preserving identity and __________ to social change.

From an anthropological perspective, the idea of race lacks a __________ basis.

Mestizaje was presented as equality but maintained social __________.

Mexican identity is explained by its __________ cultural character.

Ethnic and cultural identity is completely inherited and never changes.

Modern genetics supports the existence of biological human races.

Racial formation explains how societies assign meaning to race.

Mestizaje eliminated racial inequality in Latin America.

Cultural diversity is central to understanding Mexican identity.

Why is it important to understand identity as a dynamic process?

How can identity become a political tool for certain groups?

What effects do social ideas about race have in everyday life?

Why did mestizaje not fully eliminate racism in Latin America?

Why is recognizing cultural diversity important in Mexico?