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Tazate

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Johann Blumenbach formally proposed a notion of:
 
  a. race as a social myth
 b. human racial adaptation
 c. relative human equality
 d. a hierarchy of human types

Question 2

An alternative to the concept of national character is:
 
  a. modal personality.
  b. core values.
  c. stereotyping.
  d. group personality.
  e. independence training.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

b




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