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JGIBBSON

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Put races in order from most likely to least likely to abuse.
 
  a. white, African American, Asian, Hispanic
  b. Hispanic, Asian, African American, white
  c. African American, white, Hispanic, Asian
  d. African American, Hispanic, white, Asian

Question 2

What is a group based on perceived physical characteristics, which may or may not be accurate, called?
 
  a. ethnicity
  b. microculture
  c. race
  d. culture



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: D

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Answer: C





 

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