Mena What Is The Dominant Identity Of A Group

Which group did you choose? Why did you pick that group?
I chose to study Mensa, a subculture made of people who attainted a high IQ (top 2% of the world) ("Mensa International”). I picked this group because I had never heard of it and was interested in learning about the cleverest people in our world.
2. What is the dominant identity of the group?
The dominant identity of the group is anyone who has a high IQ that places them in the top 2% ("Mensa International”).
3. What is the group’s relationship to the larger society?
Mensa praises the use of intellect and research, which benefits the larger society ("Mensa International”). Mensans volunteer and offer scholarships that benefit the larger society ("Mensa International”).
4. Give a brief history of the group.

On a train, Berrill and Ware met and connected while talking about their interest in intelligence testing and discussed creating a club that was based on intelligence ("The History of Mensa"). Berrill printed the first official document of Mensa on October 1, 1946, the day that founded the club ("The History of Mensa"). During the 1950s, Americans joined Mensa, while traveling to the UK ("The History of Mensa"). The first American meeting was on September 30, 1960 and was hosted at Peter and Ines Sturgeon’s home in Brooklyn, New York ("The History of Mensa"). The group reached 1000 members by 1963 and as of today, the organization has over 120,000 members from 100 countries ("The History of