Racism in the 20th Century Flashcards

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Herodotus’ explination

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  • He explained differences among humans by natural forces rather than the supernatural
    e. g African people are darling pcq the sun burnt it.
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Aristotle’s beliefs

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  • He believed that everything was originally created in the state desired by God and that the nature of things couldn’t be changed.
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If you’re a teleologist, you believe in what?

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Intelligent design

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Monogenists believed what?

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They believed that there is a single origin of all humans, with Adam and Eve being the first ones

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Polygenists believe what?

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They think that human groups had different origins and were a result of a different creation… One Adam and Eve couldn’t populate the WHOLE world.

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How are some races better than others?

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  • People farther away from Eden were more “savage”

- They ventured so far away form the holy place, that they degenerated.

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What book is Francois Bernier write?

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“A New Division of the Earth”

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Bernier was the first person to ____________. He classified ___ number of races

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1) Use race in conjunction with physical characteristics.

2) 3-5

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What was Bernier’s main goal?

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It was just to describe, he wasn’t a scientist.

He loved all races, and their women

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What was Carl Linnaeus’ book?

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“Systema Naturae”

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What devised the binomial nomenclature for all living organisms?

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Linnaeus

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What are Linnaeus’ 4 types of humans?

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1) Americanus
2) Africanus
3) Europeanus
4) Asiaticus

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What book did Immanuel Kant write?

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“Essay on Different Human Races”

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14
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Kant argued about race to back up what belief?

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His religious belief

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Describe the Linear Root

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  • White or light brown in colour
  • These were the first people, the ones from the garden of Eden
  • All other races were derived from this one.
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16
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How did different “seeds” form

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-They were based off of very basic environmental conditions

17
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Describe the Nobel Blond

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  • Where Scandinavians

- Came from the Humid Cold

18
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Which seed sprouts in dry cold climates and what “race” are they describing

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Copper red

Native Americans

19
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What race is Olive yellow describing?

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-Asia (dry hot climates)

20
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What Essay did Johann Gottfried von Herder write?

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“Ideas on the Philosophy of the History of Mankind”

21
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Who was von Herder a student of?

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Kant

22
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What does Blumenbach argue?

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  • All humans are a part of the same species

- Mostly talking only about semantics

23
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W. F. Hegel argues what caucasians are _____ and all other races play a ____ role.

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  1. Civilization Builders

2. small

24
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What is the Law of Repulsion?

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  • It’s a biological concept

- 2 differences have no sexual interest in each other, that’s why there are no inter-race children

25
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What is the Law of Attraction?

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  • Caucasians should want to reproduce with other races, doing them a favour of spreading “civilization”
  • Rape would be the only way to do this pcq the law of repulsion.
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Who came up with the Law of attraction/repulsion

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Arthur de Gobineau