NO. Culture is based on the circumstances and location where a person is raised. Now it usually happens that people are raised in circumstances where the majority of people in their immediate vicinity are of the same race, but this is simply a correlation. The massive "social experiment" of the African diaspora throughout the Americas shows how differently Blacks have become culturally due to their having been born in different milieus.
Ethnocentrism.
No, slavery in Mayan society was not based on race. It was more commonly a result of indebtedness, warfare, or being captured in battle. Social status and wealth were also factors that could lead to enslavement.
Ethnocentrism
No, Chinese is not a race. It's a national origin, nationality, and demonym for the people of China. People from the continent of Asia are termed "Asians" for racial purposes. However, in Anthropology, race is not determined based on skin color.Race is determined base on skull size, shape, and features. Chinese people would most likely fall into the Mongoloidal classification in Anthropology. Some in other regions of China and Asia may fall into the Caucasoidal category.
All humans have the potential for intelligence regardless of race. Intelligence is a complex trait influenced by a variety of factors such as genetics, environment, education, and opportunities for growth and learning. It is not accurate or fair to rank intelligence based on race.
Cultural characteristics are the uniform aspects of a culture that help to identify the persons of that culture. These aspects can be race, ethnicity, language, and values.
Discrimination.
Slavery was based on strong ancient civilizations conquering weaker ones. From ancient times slavery was based on a defeated culture being made slaves by a more powerful culture.
Culture relativism is defined as the principles of a specific group or culture within an environment based on their beliefs, practices, traditions, and values. Culture relativism affects race relations because it brings people from specific races together by the invisible barriers that culture puts in place.
It is roughly 100,000 hairs. Numbers vary based on a persons age, gender, race, and their inherited genetic makeup.
Yes culture does mean the same thing as race! :)
a persons mind and culture
culture would be where you come form and race would be the colour of your skin. Hope this helps :)
The word "race" is not really a scientific term. It is based on culture and opinion. Some people categorize Hawaiians as a race, and some do not.
Culture?.. If you are asking his race ...he is African American.
Race and culture intersect and influence each other in society in various ways. For example, the way people are perceived and treated based on their race can impact their cultural identity and experiences. Additionally, cultural practices and traditions can be shaped by racial dynamics and stereotypes. For instance, the portrayal of certain racial groups in media can influence how their culture is perceived by society.
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