Questions: The traditional religion of the Amish is: Southem Baptist Methodist Anabaptist Presbyterian The term 'ethnicity' comes from the word ethnikos. Greek Portuguese German Latin Which best describes adaptation among humans? a process of migration and learning over time a process of physiological adjustments over time a process of biological and cultural adjustment over time a process of cultural adaptation over time

The answer is Anabaptist.

The Southern Baptist denomination is a Protestant Christian denomination that originated in the United States. It is not related to the Amish, who have distinct religious beliefs and practices.

Methodism is another Protestant Christian denomination that emerged in the 18th century. It is not associated with the Amish, who have their roots in the Anabaptist movement.

The Amish are part of the Anabaptist tradition, which began in the 16th century during the Protestant Reformation. Anabaptists advocate for adult baptism and a separation from state affairs, which aligns with Amish beliefs.

Presbyterianism is a Protestant Christian denomination that follows a specific form of church governance. It is not connected to the Amish, who follow Anabaptist principles.

The answer is Greek.

The term 'ethnicity' is derived from the Greek word "ethnikos," which means "nation" or "people." This is the correct origin of the term.

Portuguese is not the origin of the term 'ethnicity.' The word does not have roots in the Portuguese language.

German is not the origin of the term 'ethnicity.' The word does not have roots in the German language.

While many English words have Latin origins, 'ethnicity' specifically comes from the Greek word "ethnikos."

The answer is a process of biological and cultural adjustment over time.

While migration and learning are components of human adaptation, this option does not fully encompass the biological and cultural aspects involved.

This option focuses solely on physiological changes, which are part of adaptation but do not include cultural adjustments.

This option accurately describes human adaptation, which involves both biological changes (such as genetic evolution) and cultural adjustments (such as changes in social practices and technology).

Cultural adaptation is a significant part of human adaptation, but this option does not include the biological aspect, making it incomplete.