What are some ways in which linguistics can aid archaeologists, biological anthropologists, and sociocultural anthropologists who are interested in history?
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If two people are given the same kinship term, this means that:
a. they have the same genes. b. no one can tell the difference between them. c. they occupy a similar family status. d. they are identical twins. e. they are members of an adopted family.
A correct conclusion from the chapter regarding kinship in modern, complex societies is that kinship:
a. Has no place in these societies. b. Is more important than other forms of belonging, such as citizenship. c. Is more important as a basis of social relationships than in more traditional societies. d. Plays an important but not central role in establishing rights and relationships. e. Is more important among the lower than the upper classes.
Fossilized remains of Homo erectus have been found in:
A. Europe B. Asia C. Africa D. all of these
Which of these is NOT a reason for high fertility rates in LDCs?
a. Children are valued for their labor. b. High infant mortality rates encourage having more children. c. Children offer parents economic security in their old age. d. Government-sponsored benefits increase with family size.