What are the differences that exist among men and what should mankind do about the problems that are derived from these differences? These arguments over the perception of human differences have been going on since humankind first came into contact with one another. Many things have been derived since the time humans first came in contact with new and different humans. Humans have classified, combined, and degraded each other. They also have traded afar with one another. My wise teacher, Mr. Randolph Severinsen, once told me that when humans trade goods they also trade ideas. Ideas exchanged in trade bring new inventions and discoveries, which enables humans to advance in the new technologies of today. With new technologies humans have realized that they are not very different. The more man researches human variation as a process through time, the more likely it is to make accurate predictions of human variation in the future. Some people today ignore the studies of human variation and they feel the

A racial view was then invented to assign some “tribes” to a very low status while others to a very high status. This racial view was used to divide, rank and control colonized people. During the 18th century this racial view was used in populations that were brought together in colonial America. Such populations were English and other European settlers, conquered Indian people, and people from Africa brought to provide slave labor. The Africans brought over for slave labor and the conquered Indian people were thought of as less (or not at all) human and where assigned to an extremely low status (AAA 2).

Proteins are the building blocks of the human body. When a protein occurs in regulatory regions it may turn a gene on or off. This is why changes here have biological importance (ABC 2). The genes of humans and the genes of chimpanzees are about 98.7 percent the same, but the amount of work the genes do are not the same, mainly in the brain (Onion 1).

need to discriminate. Groups, such as the Neo-Nazis, Black Power organizations, and the overly popular and publicized Ku Klux Klan, have been known for extreme violence, hatred and even murders of people of “inferior races.”

According to the bible, all humans on earth are descendents of Noah and his wife, and before that Adam and Eve. After thousands of years of offspring separating and spreading, as Gods command to “fill the earth (WherdtHum 1; Genesis 9:1, 11:4),” humans have many different groups that they like to call races. A race is a group of people with distinctive combinations of physical traits that set them off from other groups. Race maybe used to describe biologically similar groups or it maybe used to describe groups that are similar in physical appearances (Robson 1). Some of the obvious differences in appearance and make-up of humans are the colors of the eyes, hair, and skin; a person’s height, weight, and shoe size; and a person’s blood type.

In the past, scientists have tried to accurately classify humans by biological differences, instead of the physical differences. There are three models of classification in which they have tried classifying humans and they are; the typological model, the populational model, and the clinal model. The typological model, which was formed in the late 19th century and early 20th century, divided all people into geographical groups by focusing on traits (e.g., skin color, hair form, body built, and stature) that are observed from a distance. The problem with this model is that the number of races you come up with depend on the number of different traits each person has. This approach often assigns people to different races from which they have already been put into before. The population model, which was founded in the 1940s, is based on groups of people who have lived and mated together over long periods of time. The problem with this model is that humans rarely limit there breeding to isolated populations. The

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