Cultural resource management is an example of applied
A. ethnology that seeks to preserve indigenous cultures.
B. biological anthropology.
C. anthropology that could pose an ethical dilemma to the anthropologist.
D. linguistic anthropology that seeks to preserve linguistic diversity.
E. ethnography.
C
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a. Language or dialect b. Religious beliefs and practices c. Cultural markers such as dress and ornamentation d. Skin pigmentation
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A) Manhood puzzle B) Culture and personality C) Gender stratification D) Male/female dichotomy E) Public/private dichotomy
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a. United States’ interest in Latin America and the Pacific during the late nineteenth century b. expansion of the Roman Empire during the first century c. European colonial and mercantile expansion in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries d. the explosion of media and information technology during the late twentieth century