Which of the following statements about race in Brazil is NOT true?Multiple choice question.Brazilians can change their racial classification by changing their manner of dress.The ability to shift one's racial/ethnic classification is exclusive to Brazil.An indio is an indigenous, Native American, and it is one racial label used in Brazil.Changing behavior and dress can lead to a change in race.

elect all that applyWhich of the following statements about Brazil and race are true?Multiple select question.In Brazil, race is an ascribed status.In Brazil, racial identity can be an achieved status.The people of Brazil use multiple racial terms.The people of Brazil use the hypodescent rule to classify race.

Which best explains why Brazilian and U.S. cultures came to view racial status differently?Multiple choice question.Male settlers in Brazil preferred to mate with members of the indigenous population rather than with Africans or Europeans.The native population in Brazil was more hostile than the native population in the United States.The demographic characteristics of the settlers of the two countries were different.Female settlers in the Unite States pushed for segregation.

Which of these statements regarding race is true?Group of answer choicesRacial categories in a society reflect differences in the biological makeup of individuals.Race is a socially constructed category.Racial categories are the same in countries throughout the world.Race is assigned based on scientific investigation.

In terms of race and ethnicity,Group of answer choicesLatinos do not view their race as cultural trait but rather as a physical one.Hispanics can experience discrimination based on color as well as ethnicity.Asians cannot be classified as Hispanic.people who are White in race cannot be Hispanics because Hispanics are considered “people of color.”

Select all that applyIn which of the following ways can a Brazilian change his or her "race"?Multiple select question.By adhering to hypodescenceBy changing locationBy changing speech patternsBy changing behavior