What are the similarities and differences in the transition from foraging to food production in the Middle East and Mesoamerica?

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Why might a culture attempt to cling to one language within its borders?

a. Language unity may bring cultural unity and solidarity, void of outside influence. b. Language learning can pose a threat to totalitarian governments. c. Language diversity may increase culture wars. d. Teaching multiple languages in a culture may be too challenging given the resources available to a given culture. e. All of these.

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the theory of common ancestry holds that

A. no species is ranked higher than any other in the taxonomy B. similar species are descended from a common ancestor C. similar species are able to interbreed D. all species reproduce in a similar ("common") way

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Unlike other species, humans adapt to our environment mainly by

a. biological/genetic means. b. conflict. c. cultural means. d. trail and error learning.

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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.

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