When she was thirteen years old, Elaine Riddick of Windfall, NC was drugged, attacked, and [x]. North Carolina's State Board and social workers determined that over 7,600 people (both male and female) needed to be sterilized. How long did this practice last? 1900-1963 (ended with Emancipation Proclamation) It never ended in North Carolina, 1929-1974 Only during the 1800s What qualified for someone to be a target of the State Board to be sterilized? promiscuity feeble-mindedness victim of poverty alcoholism any of the above Sterilization was done with the patient's consent, and it was legal. True False Eugenics is the belief that poverty, promiscuity, and alcoholism are inherited traits. True False The solution to decrease unwanted traits in society was to sterilize those the state has to take care of and it would improve society's [x]. How many states had legal eugenics programs? 30+ 1-10 21-30 11-20 The eugenics protocol was initially intended to control welfare spending on poor white men and women so the state would not have to pay or them. True False North Carolina specifically targeted more [x] and more blacks than whites. A third of the sterilizations were ordered on girls under the age of 18. True False Elaine Riddick filed a lawsuit against the State of North Carolina and won. True False Up until 2013 the only remediation to the 7600 victims of eugenics practices in North Carolina received, was an apology send as an [x] to the Winston Salem Journal from Governor Mike Easley in 2002