Which anthropologist stated that the purpose of anthropology is to "make the world safe for human differences"?

a. Nancy Scheper-Hughes
b. Catherine Bateson
c. Mary Douglas
d. Margaret Mead
e. Ruth Benedict


e

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The site of Mycenae is located in

A. mainland Greece. B. eastern Crete. C. the Aegean islands. D. southern Italy.

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In 1987, a group of molecular geneticists at the University of California at Berkeley offered support for the idea that anatomically modern humans arose fairly recently in Africa, then spread out and colonized the world. The geneticists analyzed genetic samples of 147 women whose ancestors came from Africa, Europe, the Middle East, Asia, New Guinea, and Australia. By estimating the number of

mutations that had taken place in the mithochondrial DNA (mtDNA) of each of these samples, the researchers concluded that A. everyone alive today has mtDNA that descends from a woman (dubbed "Mitochondrial Eve") who lived in sub-Saharan Africa around 200,000 years ago and that her descendants left Africa no more than 135,000 years ago. B. everyone alive today has mtDNA that descends from a woman (dubbed "Mitochondrial Eve") who lived in Asia around 50,000 years ago and that her descendants left Asia 100,000 years ago. C. establishing a "genetic clock" to model human evolution is reliable only when focusing on 50,000 years into the past. D. everyone alive can count the Neandertal of western Europe as their ancestor. E. Neandertals coexisted with modern humans in the Middle East for at least 2,000 years.

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According to the Sioux creation story, which animal was able to swim down through the floodwaters and bring some mud back to the Creating Power?

a. The crow b. The turtle c. The otter d. The beaver

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People who are born with reproductive organs, genitalia, and/or sex chromosomes that are not exclusively male or female are called:

a. androgynous. b. berdache. c. castrati. d. transgenders. e. intersexuals.

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