What kind of applied anthropology is usually involved in programs regarding reforestation, sustainable development, and planned change?
a. Environmental anthropology
b. Archaeological anthropology
c. Development anthropology
d. Educational anthropology
e. Medical anthropology
ANSWER:
c
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A. The United Nations protects human rights but not cultural rights. B. Cultural rights are more clear-cut than human rights. C. The term cultural rights is a politically correct synonym for human rights. D. Human rights are real, whereas cultural rights are just perceived. E. Cultural rights are vested in groups, not in individuals.
Australopithecus afarensis specimens from Laetoli and Hadar are
a. the largest well-studied collection of early hominins b. the oldest hominins discovered to date c. the smallest least-studied collection of early hominins d. only found in South Africa e. forms of H. habilis
If a monopolistically competitive firm is producing 50,000 units of output and at this output level, the price is $200 and the average total cost is $198, the firm profit/loss is equal to ________ and it ________ possible for the firm to be in long-run equilibrium.
A) $100,000; is B) -$100,000; is C) $100,000; is not D) -$100,000; is not
Supposed grave goods found in Neandertal burials
a. have been cited as evidence for Neandertal symbolic behavior b. include bone and stone tools, along with animal bones c. are found less consistently and in less concentrations than earlier hominin sites d. suggest the presence of language e. are not significant as evidence of intentional behavior.