1. Look at the Cheik Anta Diop links, Parts 1-6.
a. What major example does Diop use to demonstrate the lengths anthropologists and scholars will go through to establish the polygenetic theory?
The major example that Dr. Diop uses to demonstrate the lengths anthropologists and scholars will go through to establish the polygenetic theory is the fabrication of a fake fossil by British geologist, Dawson, in 1912. Dawson created a fossil with eyes and forehead of a modern man, but had a mandible and canines of a monkey.
b. State the infamous name(s) associated with the fabrication that went unchallenged for decades.
Scientist from different countries adopted and defended the Pre-sapiens Theory that was manufactured to indicate that the first remainders were found in Europe.
2. Look at the Cheik Anta Diop links, Part 4.
a. Name the four regional groups (i.e. ethnicity, phenotype).
The four regional groups that Dr. Diop mentioned are black General Type Egyptian, the General Type of all Europeans represented by the artist, General type of all the other groups of the interior continent of Africa, and General Type of all the Semites living the area of Asia.
b. Identify the ethnicity of the artist
The artist represented himself as the Black General Type Egyptian, so that indicates that the artist was black.

c. Identify what was commonly used as artists’ signatures at that time.
3. In your own words:
a. What is an Afrocentric frame of reference?
An Afrocentric frame of reference refers to the centralization of Africans and the culture it developed when migrating to Western civilization. It emphasizes on African contributions to the development of the new world.
4. In Chapter 2, Karenga stresses the need for white women to stop overlooking and to recognize three aspects of their own feminism.
a. Name the three aspects ignored by white women