Question

question 32 (2 points)
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in 1735, swedish botanist carolus linnaeus published a modern classification
scheme for human populations. linnaeus assumed that each subgroup had
a) different cultural practices that eventually produced physical differences.
b) developed cultural differences but were essentially very similar.
c) innate qualities that were different but that could be modified through
socialization.
d) qualities of behavior or temperament that were innate and could not be
altered.

Explanation:

Carolus Linnaeus, in his classification, assumed that different human subgroups had innate qualities (related to behavior or temperament) that were fixed and couldn't be changed. This was a part of his early classification approach which was more in line with a static view of human groups based on what he thought were inherent traits.

Answer:

d) qualities of behavior or temperament that were innate and could not be altered.