Which theory argues that African Americans were confined to lower socioeconomic positions, denied access to power, prevented from intermarriage, and segregated in their own living space?

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24 July, 02:28

Which theory argues that African Americans were confined to lower socioeconomic positions, denied access to power, prevented from intermarriage, and segregated in their own living space?

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Nathalie · Answer 1

caste theories.

Explanation:

As per the caste theories, African Americans were comprised of a different caste, which was established by white Americans for their own social, political and economic advantages. These theories were used to justify black-white relationships-why blacks were relegated to lower socioeconomic roles, denied access to power, prohibited intermarriage, and separated into their own living spaces.

Mattie Hodge · Answer 2

Caste Theories

Explanation:

Caste is a form of social stratification among the people that lead to discrimination in the society based on their origins, color and several other factors. Caste theories cover a number of reason, including these, which explain the origin and spread of this behavior.

Caste theories include;

Racial theory Political theory Occupational theory Traditional theory Guild theory Religious theory Evolutionary theory

Due to these factors, African Americans were treated in a very discriminatory and derogatory manner.