III.--_Ethnography._

A. The Origin and Subdivisions of Races.

Theories of monogenism and polygenism. Doctrine of "geographical

provinces" or "areas of characterization." The continental areas

at the date of man's appearance on the earth. Eurafrica,

Austafrica, Asia, America, Oceanica. Causes and consequences of

the migrations of races and nations.

_a._ The Eurafrican Race.--Types of the white race. Its first home.

Early migrations. The South Mediterranean branch (Hamitic and

Semitic stocks). The North Mediterranean branch (Euskaric,

Aryan, and Caucasic stocks).

_b._ The Austafrican Race.--Former geography of Africa. The

Negrillos or Pigmies. The true Negroes. The Negroids. The race

in other continents. Negro slavery.

_c._ The Asian Race.--The Sinitic branch (Chinese, Thibetans,

Indo-Chinese). The Sibiric branch (the Tungusic, Mongolic,

Tataric, Finnic, Arctic, and Japanese groups).

_d._ The American Race.--Peopling of America. Groups of North and

South American tribes.

_e._ Insular and Litoral Peoples.--The Negritic stock (Negritos,

Papuans, Melanesians). The Malayic stock (Western Malayans,

Eastern, or Polynesians). The Australic stock (Australian

tribes; Dravidians and Kols, of India).

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