Monkeys are anthropoids, but humans are not
a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
False
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The path from foraging to food production was one that people followed independently in at least seven world areas. One of these areas is what is now southern Egypt, where excavations at Nabta Playa
A. prove that in some cases, greater knowledge of food and plants does lead to domestication. B. provide evidence for the "African cattle complex," in which cattle were used economically for their milk and blood rather than killed for their meat, except on ceremonial occasions. C. suggest that its sedentary life, which flourished around 12,000 B.P., had an elaborate and previously unsuspected ceremonialism, as well as social complexity during the African Neolithic. D. suggest it was entirely isolated from Middle Eastern influence until about 1000 B.P. E. reveal evidence of sheep and goat domestication, unlike the transformation that occurred in the Middle East.
In __________ societies, individuals, groups, and states own land and resources
a. industrial b. foraging c. pastoral d. farming
Refer to the figure below. As a result of the news report, the ________ curve will shift to the ________.
You are a farmer who raises chickens and sells the eggs. A recent news report announced that eggs have a positive health benefit of improving immunity systems in humans.
A) supply; left
B) demand; left
C) supply; right
D) demand; right
Like race, kinship is culturally constructed. this means that
a: the educational system is failing to educate people about real, biologically based human relations b: like race, kinship is a fiction, with no real social consequence c: it is phenomenon separated from other real aspects of society, such as economics and politics d: studies of kinship tell us little about people's actual experiences e: people perceive and define kin relations differently in different cultures, although anthropologists have discovered a limited number of patterns in which people classify their kin