Compare and contrast the transition from foraging to food production in the Middle East and Mesoamerica.
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A. attitudinal discrimination. B. forced assimilation. C. ethnocentrism. D. genocide. E. environmental racism.
Stage movement:
a. is used more sparingly than movement in real life b. can be varied by direction, speed, and amount c. should carry meaning to an audience d. all of the above e. only b and c
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A. must focus on one site at one point in time. B. will not take photos of their informants due to privacy laws. C. try to find cultures that have never been contacted by another culture. D. must consider culture contact, external organizations, and power differentials and how they affect cultures. E. only study cultures with no access to television.
In the Americas, food production spread less rapidly than in other places because
A. the territorial expanse was too large. B. there was no independent source of food production on the continent. C. of the north-south axis. D. inhabitants focused more on animal domestication. E. there were very few native plants to domesticate.