Since the 1960s, the Ju/'hoansi San have become __________
A. increasingly independent and isolated from the modern world
B. middle-class citizens of the nation of South Africa
C. increasingly dependent on government assistance
D. one of the few indigenous societies to become financially independent
Answer: C
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a. Babies were buried without headstones or markers. b. Infant graves were reused for other infant burials later. c. Midwives encouraged mothers of dead babies to grieve. d. Civil authorities only required a two-paragraph report when a baby died.
What is unique about the discovery site of Homo naledi?
A) It was buried under layers of volcanic ash. B) It is located in Eastern Europe. C) It is littered with ancient large animal bones. D) It is located in one cave chamber that is very difficult to access.
Cross-culturally, marriage
a. is generally based on romantic love. b. unites two people, a man and a woman. c. is not necessarily a matter of personal or individual choice. d. requires cohabitation.
Ethnographers have found several instances of clear female domination over men
Indicate whether the statement is true or false