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Because of the imprecise nature of racial classification in Brazil, racial groups tend to:

Because of the imprecise nature of racial classification in Brazil, racial groups tend to:

a. operate by caste as a default mechanism.
b. identify themselves primarily on their ancestry.
c. assume they have some indigenous blood.
d. view racial status as less important than class status.

The Brazilian expression money whitens implies that as people's class status rises:

a. the overall wealth of the society increases.
b. the hypo-descent rule is enforced.
c. they are perceived as lighter in skin color.
d. their offspring become lighter in skin color.

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