Development of a mammalian brain requires all except:
a. social system that ensure ample learning.
b. the lack of a "bond of milk" between mother and infant.
c. more intense period of growth.
d. longer period of growth.
e. slower development in utero and after birth.
b
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Induction into the U.S. Marine Corps and going through the Native American vision quest are both examples of
A. revitalization movements. B. generalized reciprocity. C. totemism. D. rites of passage. E. imitative magic.
Which of the following principles was NOT used as a justification for colonial rule and land acquisition?
a. Indigenous land was considered "unoccupied wasteland" that could be appropriated to the government. b. Indigenous people did not "own" their land because they did not transform it through labor. c. Europeans could take lands they conquered simply by self-declared "right of discovery." d. Eradication and genocide of indigenous, pagan populations was a sacred mission of Christianity.
An Archaeological ProblemThe following multiple-choice questions refer to the paragraph below. Base your answers on the information given below, your archaeological knowledge, and common sense.Recent excavations in the Levant have uncovered a small settlement of approximately twenty houses. These structures were circular in shape and had rock-wall foundations. A number of burials were found in a small cemetery adjacent to the settlement. Storage pits and roasting areas for preparing plant foods also were found, but there was no evidence for domesticated plants at the site. Animal bones from deer, gazelle, sheep, and goat were common at the site. The investigators noticed that a high number of young male animals were represented in the sheep bones. This difference was not noted among the
bones of the other species. Other materials from the site included sickle blades, bone tools, charcoal, and grinding slabs.Structures at Çatalhöyük were used for: A. households. B. shrines. C. burials. D. storage. E. All of the answers are correct.
To the question of whether the family was present in Homo heidelburgensis society Campbell and Loy answer
A) probably B) sometimes C) no D) there is no evidence that can help answer the question E) yes