In Mexico, a cargo is:
a. The amount of a handicraft that can be produced in a single day.
b. The requirement that women carry water and cook food for the family.
c. The quantity of a crop that can be carried from field to village.
d. The obligation of a son-in-law to provide for his wife's parents.
e. A religious office held for a year and requiring substantial financial outlay.
E
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A [f] B [s] C [e] D [w] E [d]
The most apt term to describe cultural change over time is __________
a. cultural evolution b. social Darwinism c. ethnogenesis d. culture history
When people do not have regular contact with others in their social networks and do not know all of each other's associates, they are part of a
A loose circle of acquaintances. B dense social network. C multilingual community. D cultural model. E weak social network.
Which scientist argues that "classic" Neandertal features such as sloping foreheads, bunlike appearance at the back of the skull, and distinctively small mastoid processes are commonly present in medieval skulls from Denmark and Norway dated at 10,000 years ago?
a. Jennifer Thompson of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas b. C. Loring Brace of the University of Michigan c. Barry Hewlett of Washington State University d. Jose Cuellar of San Francisco State University e. Don Johansson of University of Arizona