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I feel tired

RACE:
I think that the concept of race started when Europeans saw people with different skin color and different looks.

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1).Race was based on what family you came from or your group affiliation.
2).The reason why we saw change was because of the rise of capitalism and the enlightenment era.
3) The difference between Indentured servitude and enslavement is that Indentured servitude they enter a contractual agreement. Which means they wanted to do it for a certain amount of time, and to enslave someone is to force someone to work against their will, so there was no contract and they couldn't stop working for that person.
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1.On a scale of Pokémon how are you feeling today?/ En una escala de Pokémon ¿cómo te sientes hoy?

2.  Where do you think the concept of Race originates? (Where did it come from?) / ¿Dónde cree que se origina el concepto de raza? (¿De dónde viene?)

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L1:
- How does skin color work? What is responsible for creating the variation in skin color in all humans?  (3-4 Sentences)
- What is 1 interesting fact you learned from the Video?

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Video 2: Race, Ethnicity and the Cultural Landscape

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Video 2: Race, Ethnicity and the Cultural Landscape

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L2:
- Is Race the same as Ethnicity? Explain you answer in 1 -2 sentences.

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- L3: What is the difference between Assimilation and Acculturation? Explain you answer in 1 -2 sentences

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L1: What were some of the earliest definitions of "race"? / ¿Cuáles fueron las primeras definiciones de "raza"?

L2: Why did we see the shift in the idea of race in the 17th & 18th century? / ¿Por qué se produjo el cambio en la idea de raza en los siglo 17 y 18?

L3: What is the difference between Indentured Servitude & Enslavement in the U.S.? / ¿Cuál es la diferencia entre la servidumbre y la esclavitud en Estados Unidos?

L4: Has race always been defined the same way over time in the U.S.? (Provide a specific example from the video to support you answer) / ¿Se ha definido siempre la raza de la misma manera a lo largo del tiempo en los Estados Unidos? (Proporcione un ejemplo específico del vídeo para apoyar su respuesta)

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I feel chill

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Tired

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i feel like a number 5 because im confused

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1. I am feeling tired
2. I think that the concept of race originated when there were people that have different skin colors and from different places.

Video 1 Notes

There are three main layers of skin(The dermis protects the tissue from being pulled apart.)(Hipodermis is made of adipose tissue)

Skin color works by keratinocytes are cells that make up 90% of your skin. The bottom layer is stratum basale. Melanocytes live under the epidermis. The skin pigment is made up in the epidermis(Epidermis is the outside layer). One melanocyte can contact 30 other cells. Everyone has 8% melanocytes regardless of your skin color.

The thing that is responsible for creating the variation in skin color in all humans is the baseline color is the skin that doesn't get sun. People with dark skin, their melanocyte cells are more active and they are producing more keratinocytes. Melanin is protective and it protects us from UV light from the sun. People with lighter skin aren't as active and are at greater risk from cancer.

One interesting fact I learned was that everyone has %8 melanocytes.

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I think the concept of race came form european countries .

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IM FEELING GOOD TODAY. THE CONCEPT OF RACE ORIGINATES RACE COMES FROM SOCIETY.

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I am feeling a bit tired.

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and i think native people as they used to call white people ghost or place faces .

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and i think native people as they used to call white people ghost or place faces .

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I feel like a 5 because I am very sleepy and I don't want to be here today. I don't know where race came from I don't know who came up with it or started it.

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the concept of race and there skin color based off there ethnicity 

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the concept of race and there skin color based off there ethnicity 

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I feel like an abra

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I'm feeling tired. I think the concept of race originated from people.

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On a pokémon scale I am feeling tired and proud.
I think race came from the first people who had stable land and control.

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2.) Where do you think the concept of Race originates?

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2.) Where do you think the concept of Race originates?

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I think it comes from the 17 or 18 hundreds. I guessing white Europeans came up with the concept.

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I feel confused and tired.

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1.-I'm pretty tired today
2.-I'm not sure where the concept of race originates come from maybe once people started realizing there are different types of people that look different and act different they thought of race.

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1. I am feeling confused.
2. I think that the concept of Race is from when people started to speak different languages and have different skin tones

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tired

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i am feeling happy today.
I think the concept of race originated in the type of skin color you have

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tired

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some poeple think because you have different color then them they can treat you different

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1. I feel a bit tired
2. I believe the concept race comes from around the time of slavery where white people would make people that weren't the same color as them slaves since white people didn't like people that weren't the same race as them

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1. On a scale of Pokemon I feel like a Abra since i didn't get much sleep because I kept waking up at random times and also because I slept in late.

2. I feel like that the idea of race come's from when people realized that some other nations have different color or feature and wanted to give them a race of their own, but that's what I think and it might and probably isn't correct.

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I feel really tired today.
I think the concept of race originates from a European male in the 17 or 18 hundreds to divide the human species.

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Where do you think the concept or race originated?

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Where do you think the concept or race originated?

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I think the concept of race was created or originated to make a not-so accurate depiction of someone. To make it easier to categorize someone or put them in a certain group of people.

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I think race originated from the color of skin and where you are from.

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L1: Stratum Basale, Melanocyte live in the bottom
Skin color is made by pigment made by cells in the skin called melanocytes. Everyone has 8 percent melanocyte. For people who have dark skin, their melanocytes are more active and if you are white the melanocytes are less active. But, people with light skin are highly to get cancer from tanning then dark skin people.

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i think the concept of race originates from there ethnicity.

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i think the concept of race originates from there ethnicity.

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I am feeling tired. I think the idea of race originates from the white people/Europeans.

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I am feeling tired. I think the idea of race originates from the white people/Europeans.

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Skin works by peoples religion and where they from like the skin color peach is latino.

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Skin works by peoples religion and where they from like the skin color peach is latino.

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Epidermis is under the skin dermis is under the epidermis and the skin is paper thin but the dermis is making the skin not broke off.

Melanocytes are producing neural crust derived cells at the bottom layer.

everyone or every human haves 8% melatonin
light skin you have a higher changes of getting skin canser

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video 1 Differences in skin color are also attributed to differences in the size and distribution of  melanosomes in the skin. 

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video 1 Differences in skin color are also attributed to differences in the size and distribution of  melanosomes in the skin. 

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The Dermis it help you get less pain. And its crazy because our skin is not that thick its 1-1.15 of thickness. Skin color is produce by keratinecytes and the bottom layer of the dermis is called stratum basale and the important about melanocyte is that pigment because it gives color well are color the skin. People with darker skin color have more their melanocyte cells are more active.

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I dont know about how was skin tone created.

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I dont know about how was skin tone created.

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the sun exposure or both individuals are due to variation in pigmentation.

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the sun exposure or both individuals are due to variation in pigmentation.

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1.The way skin color works is by melanocyte,pigmant which gives your skin color and 8% of melanocyte lives in your skin no matter the race.
2.The thing that was responsible for creating different variation of skin color are made by melanocyte that are more active in darker skin and people with lighter skin, their melanocyte is less active.
3.One interesting fact I learned is the dermis protects your skin from ripping,for example some one pinching you.
Notes:
Stratum basale- melanocyte pigmant gives color to skin(bottom layer) 8% of melanocyte are in your skin no matter the skin tone
epidermis - first layer of skin.Doesent have a blood supply
startum granulosum
Melinan is protective agansit UV light from the sun that can cause skin cancer.

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Malanocyte can affect 30 cells. Everyone has 8% of malanocyte. People with brown or dark brown skin their melanin cells are more active. People with lighter skin their melanin cells are less active. Melanin protects us from UV light and prevents skin cancer.

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Stratum basale dermis
Melenocyte
Stratum spinosum is eight to ten layers thick.
All humans have the same melenocyte (8%)
People with brown and dark skin have more active melenocyte . The white and light skin people have less active melenocyte.

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melanocytes are the pigments that give color to the skin. Every human has 8% of melanocytes. People who have darker skin, their melanocyte cells are more active.

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melanocyte: specialized skin cell that produces the protective skin-darkening pigment melanin. Birds and mammals possess these pigment cells, which are found mainly in the epidermis, though they occur elsewhere—e.g., in the matrix of the hair.
every human being has 8% of melanocytes.

people who have darker skin there melion is more active and people who have light skin there melion inst active

people with darker skin have a less chance at getting skin cancer and people who have lighter skin have more of a chance to get skin cancer.

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skin color works by melanocytes that gives color to the skin. skin color comes from the outer layer of the epidural. melanin protects from ub light from the sun to protect us from skin cancer.people with darker ski are less likely to get skin cancer.

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1. Skin Pigment is made in the outer layer of the body/ epidermis. Skin Color is produced by the Melanocyte. Melanocyte produces Melanin which adds color to the skin. Melanocytes are found in the Stratum Basale.

2.What creates the variation in skin tones is that those with darker skin have melanocytes that are more active than those with lighter skins. Melanin protects us from UV raised by the sun that can cause to potential mutation. Those with darker skin are more protective from skin cancer/ sun UV while those who have lighter skin are at more of a risk for skin cancer/ sun UV.

3.One interesting fact that I have learned is that regardless of how light/dark your skin is, everyone has the same amount of melanocytes (8%).

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Skin color works through the Melanin it's a pigment that gives color to the skin. Skin color comes from the outer later of the epidermis. No matter the color of there skin we all produce the same amount of melanin cells which is 8%.
What creates the variation on darker skin the melanocyte cells are more active then a person with lighter skin.
Melanin protects us from skin cancer. people with darker skin are less likely to get skin cancer.
All human beings have freckles or in some cases called sun damage.

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Skin color are made by melancholy people with darker skin color make more melancholy then someone that is a white . Also everyone has 8% of melancholy even if they have different skin color. Also people that are darker have more active melancholy cells and if they are a whiter color they have less melancholy cells. Also there is a part of are palm skin that we have and its only found on your hand a feet also you have about 50 layers of dead skin. People that have white skin have a higher chance of getting skin cancer or a skin problem.

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L1: What were some of the earliest definitions of "race"?
Some of the earliest definition of race were kindship or group affiliation.
L2: Why did we see the shift in the idea of race in the 17th & 18th century?
We seen a shift because of the rise of capitalism and the enlightenment period.
L3: What is the difference between Indentured Servitude & Enslavement in the U.S.?
The difference is Indentured Servitude you are in a contractual agreement with fixed terms, some came aganist their will but they were able to leave when completed debt. Enslavement people we consider not human,they were not contract nor will they be able to be free from it so they were forced to be there for life.
L4: Has race always been defined the same way over time in the U.S.?

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L1: Some of the earlest definition of race were kinship or group affiliation. Based of family.
L2: The rise by global capitalism and the enlightment period
L3: The difference is that Indenture is a contractual agreement with terms. Some people came againsg their will. But many came in exchange for free passage and many eventually became property owners. Enslavement was slavery for life. Slaves were not considered human and there was no contract. Slave was also hereditary
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stratum basale, dermis, melanocyte,
1. The color of the skin is being produced by melanocytes. No matter what skin color you are all human beings have the same percentage of melanocytes which is 8%.
2. What creates the variation in skin tone for darker skin is because their melanoncyte cells are more active. People who have lighter skin have less active melanocytes. People with less active melanocytes can get skin cancer and people with active melanocytes can still get cancer but there is a smaller chance.

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L1) The straturm spinosum is ten layers thick in the ependrmis. The cells to product colors is melanocyte. Everyone has 8% of the cell no matter the color. L2) People who have brown or darker skin product more melancoy and light skin people product less melancoy cell. People product different skin based on the cell work throught you skin.

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stratum basale dermis
melenocyte stratum spinosurm
people with lighter skin can get skin cancer💀.

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skin color works by a thing called melanocyte  that is pigment to the top layer of your skin.no matter what skin color you are,everyone has 8% of melanin in them

darker skin melanocyte cells are more active and light skinned people with melanocyte cells are less active.

something interesting i learned was that there are two types of freckles.one that comes from genes and another one due to sun damage.

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How does skin color work?
-Skin color works by genetics, the sun, and of course the outer later of our skin
What is responsible for creating the variation in skin color in all humans?
-melanocyte is responsible for the it
What is 1 interesting fact you learned from the Video?
-Melanin is the bottom layer
-the first, outer layer is called the epidermis which causes the skin pigment
-the color of the skin is being produced by cells called melanocytes
-with darker skin melanin is more active
-Every human has 8% no matter their skin tone
-Humans with lighter skin tones are most likely to get skin cancer since the cells aren't as active as darker humans

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human skin stratum basale,dermis,melanocyte,stratum spinosum .  no matter what your skin tone is everyone as 8% of melanocyte.

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human skin stratum basale,dermis,melanocyte,stratum spinosum .  no matter what your skin tone is everyone as 8% of melanocyte.

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one thing i learned is that human skin has 3 layers of skin.
1: The color of the skin is being produced by melanocytes.It works through the melanin it's a pigment that gives the color to the skin.
2.what creates it is people with brown color or dark brown there melanocytes are more active and people with lighter skin melanocytes work less active then dark brown and brown people. melanocytes protect from uv light from the sun ,d.n.a mutation. people who have lighter skin are at risk of getting skin cancer and dark brown and brown people they can still get skin cancer it's just a less chance of them getting it compared to lighter people.Every human being produce the same amount of melanin cells which is 8%

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L1. Skin color works when Melanocytes are more active they produce more melanin. This means that people who have brown or dark skin, their Melanocyte cells are more active. People who have lighter skins have less active melanocytes.

Interesting fact - People who are lighter skinned are more likely to get skin cancer, and people with darker skin are less likely to get skin cancer but can still get it. The reason why is that those who have more active Melanocytes make a type of protective barrier that makes them less likely to be exposed to these harmful skin disorders.

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1)kinship and group affiliation

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2) the rise of caplatismais and the elightisme era

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1. the earliest definition of race was kinship (family)

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3)contractual agreements .

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3. indentured slaves were people who came to the america and worked in exchange for free passage, and U.S were people taking against their will.

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4)́The diffrenis beteen contractual slavyer is was for a number of years and were consider humans
enslaved humans was for life and wernt considered humans and there was no contact  and it was hereditary .

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What were some of the earliest definitions of "race"?
-It was based on kinship or affiliation or who your family was
Why did we see the shift in the idea of race in the 17th & 18th centuries?
- The rise of global capitalizing and the enlightening period
What is the difference between Indentured Servitude & Enslavement in the U.S.?
Indenture Servitude definition:
1. Contractual agreement with fixed terms
2. Some came against their will
3. Many came in exchange for free passage
4. Many eventually became property owners
Enslavement Definition:
1. Slavery was for life
2. Slaves were not considered human
3. was not a contract
4. Slavery was hereditary
Has race always been defined the same way over time in the U.S.?

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why we see the shift in the 17ths and 18ths because the rise of capitalisom and enlightmeant era.
indentured suvitude, 1. contractual agreement with fixed terms 2. some came against there will 3. many came in exchange for free passage 4. many eventually became property owners.
enslavement, 1. slavery was for life 2. slaves were not concidered humans 3. not a contract 4. slavery was hereditary.

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L1) The earliest race are kinship or group affiliation. L2) The rise of capitalism. L3) They sign a contract to pay their loan off by working or become a property owner. L4) Slaves had to work for the rest of their life, but also the children became slaves when born.

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The earliest definition of race is Kinship (family) or group affiliation.  It was based on family.

Why we see the shift in the race in the 17th & 18th century. The rise of capitalism and enlightenment.

Indentured Servitude - Contractual agreement with fixed terms. Came against their will. Exchange for free passage. Eventually became poverty owners.

Enslavement - Slaved was for life, could not get out of it. Slaved were not considered human. There was no contract. Slavery was hereditary.

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Some of the earliest definitions of race were considered a kinship or group affiliation. Which means part of the same family/group. Some immigrants could not pay to come so they would sign a contract saying that they will offer there work to stay and pay there debt. We saw the shift in the idea of race in the 17th and 8th century was by the rise of capitalism and the enlightenment. The difference between Indentured Servitude and Enslavement in the U.S was a contract to an agreement that would eventually end. slaves was for life, slaves were not considered human, No contract, and slavery was hereditary.

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some of the earliest definition of race were kinship or group affiliation.It was based on family

we saw the shift in the idea of race in the 17th and 18th century was because the rise of capitalism and the enlightenment

the difference is that contractual agreement with fixed terms and some came against their will but enslavement was slavery for life and slaves were not considered human.Basically one you were able to get out of but the other you can never leave.

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L1: How does skin color work? 2.Why do humans have different skin colors? L1: What were some of the earliest definitions or "race"? L2: Why did we see shift in the idea of race in the 17 and 18th century. L3: What is the difference between Indentured Servitude & Enslavement in the U.S. L4: has race always been defined the same way over time in the U.S?

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L1: How does skin color work? 2.Why do humans have different skin colors? L1: What were some of the earliest definitions or "race"? L2: Why did we see shift in the idea of race in the 17 and 18th century. L3: What is the difference between Indentured Servitude & Enslavement in the U.S. L4: has race always been defined the same way over time in the U.S?

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The cells that produce skin color are called melanocyte. One cell of malenocyte can contact 30 other cells in the epidermis. Everyone regardless of how dark or light their skin color is, have the same percentage (8%) of melanocyte cells. 2. People with darker skin have more active melanocyte cells than people with lighter skin tones. Melanin protects us from UV rays from the sun. People with lighter skin have a greater chance of getting skin cancer. L1: Kinship or group affiliation. L2: The rise of capitalism and the enlightenment L3: Contractual agreement with fixed terms, Some came against their will, Many cam in exchange for free passage, Many eventually became property owners. Slavery was for life, Slaves were not considered human, Not a contract, Slavery was hereditary. L4:

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what were the early cases of race one of the early cases was a group of family members

They need to make tobacco for money and the slaves wanted a contract for the other lands and landowners.

slavery was for life
slaves were not considered humans
not a contract
slavery was hereditary

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The cells that produce skin color are called melanocytes. One cell of melanocyte can contact thirty other cells. All humans have the same (8%) of melanocytes in their bodies. melanin protects us from UV rays from the sun that protect us from skin cancer which means people with lighter skin have a higher chance of getting skin cancer.

L1: Kinship or group affiliation are some of the earliest definitions of "race".
L2: The rise of capitalism caused a shift in the idea of race in the 17th & 18th centuries.
L3: An indentured servitude is someone who signed a contractual agreement with fixed terms, most if not all came against their will, many came in exchange for free passage, and many eventually became property owners. Enslavement is slavery for life, slaves weren't considered humans, they had no right to sign a contract they were forced into it, and slavery was hereditary.
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The earliest definitions of race was kinship or group affiliations.
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In the 17 race was family or common family member and the shift that happen was in 18 century the race had changed to something different because the different religion.
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So indentured you signed a contract and you will work for a year or 2 and then you would be free to live in the new area. The enslavement is people being forced to work  for someone with no pay and you were treated very bad.Also if you had a kid and you were a slave your kid would be born a slave and would have to work for the rest of its life.
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1. Group affiliation
2. The rise of capitalism and the enlightenment era.
3. Contractual agreement with fixed terms
Some came against their will
Many came in exchanged for free passage
Many eventually became property owners
Slavery was for life
slaves were not considered
Not a contract
Slavery was hereditary
if slaves have children, their children will automatically be slaves too

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1.phenotype was largely kinship or group affiliation.

2.the rise of capitalism and the lament  period/area.

3. 1.contrctual agreement with fixed terms
2.some came against their will
3.many came in exchage
4.many eventually became property owners-many of them were white europeans
4.1.slavery was for life.
2.slaves were not considered human
3.not a contract
4.slavery was hereditary
if the slaves had children their children would be slaves too. europeans tried to believe science more than religion

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L1: Some of the earliest definitions of race were Kenship and Group Affiliation.

L2: The reason we could see the shift in the idea in race in the 17-18th century is because of the rise of capitalism and the enlightenment era.

L3: The difference between Indentured Servitude and Enslavement in the U.S. is that in Indenture , they made a contractual agreement to fix terms, some went against their own will, many went in exchange for a free passage and many eventually became property owners.
Enslavement is different because Slavery was for their life, while Indenture would eventually. Indentured people were considered human while slaves were seen as not human. Slaves had no right to have a contract, they were forced into being slaved while being  Indentured was a choice, lastly enslaved people could not have freedom and would have made their children slaves while Indentured Servitude would not be forced on the child.

L4: Race

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L1: Some the earliest definitions of race was thought to be kinship or group affiliation. It was base off family and group, not that much of physical appearance.

L2: There was a shift in the idea of race because the rise of capitalism and enlightenment by impacting the idea of race

L3: The difference between Indentured  Servitude and Enslavement is that Indentured servitude were consider as humans and they either came against there will, or for exchange for passage,  or because Contractual agreements with fixed terms. While people who were in Enslavement meant that you'll be a slave for the rest of your life, your not considered as a human, there was no contract, and if you have kids they will also become slaves.

L4: Race have always been defined differently over the time of the U.S.

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What were some of the earliest definitions of "race"?

A:  Some of the earliest  definitions of race Kinship(family) or group affiliation. It was based on family, same household, group, and common ancestor.

Why did we see the shift in the idea of race in the 17th & 18th century?

A: We saw the shift in the idea of race in the 17th and 18th century because of the rise of global capitalism and the enlightenment period.

What is the difference between Indentured Servitude & Enslavement in the U.S.?

A: Indentured Servitude is when you sign a contract(that would eventually end) to pay off a debt to whoever paid off their trip and many of the Europeans became landowners. Enslavement - slavery for life, slaves were not considered human, there was no contract, and slavery was hereditary.

Has race always been defined the same way over time in the U.S.?

A:

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melanocytes are in the epidermis

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L1: An early definition is "Kinship or group affiliation"
L2: The rise of capitalism and the enlightenment period
L3: Indentured Servitude:
1)Contractual agreement with fixed terms
2)Some came against their will
3)Many came in exchange for free passage
4)Many eventually became property owners. Enslavement:
1) Slavery was for life
2) Slaves were not considered human
3) Not a contract
4)Slavery was hereditary

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I learned that rascism and slavery are still going and i learned that slavery has been going since the 1800s and it needs to stop i think.

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there are 3 layers of skin epidermis dermis and hipodermis