The example of scientific racism used during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries is the identification of a superior ethnic group in Africa because they have more European features. This reflects the belief that certain physical traits deemed "European" were superior, which was a common justification in the context of colonialism and racial hierarchies during that time.
Which of the following is an example of scientific racism used during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries?(1 point) Responses identification of a superior ethnic group in Africa because they have more European features identification of a superior ethnic group in Africa because they have more European features altering the religious beliefs of colonial subjects by sending Christian missionaries altering the religious beliefs of colonial subjects by sending Christian missionaries forcing colonized peoples to speak colonial languages such as English forcing colonized peoples to speak colonial languages such as English encouraging colonized peoples to dress in Western fashions
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