Why did anthropology pay little attention to women prior to the 1970s?
A) Anthropologists assumed that men represented women's voices.
B) Women and men live quite segregated lives in most societies.
C) The majority of practicing anthropologists was male and had little access to working with women in other societies.
D) Men's roles were much more public and more easily studied.
E) All of these choices are correct.
E
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Up until the time of WWII, a truly globalized economy was not possible because:
a. there was no interconnection between Western powers and other countries. b. much of the world was divided into colonial empires with monopolies on imports and exports. c. even non-Western countries were completely autonomous and kept to themselves. d. there had never been any international trade.
The status systems of chiefdoms and states are similar in that both are based on differential access to resources. Nevertheless, a key distinction is that
A. differential access in chiefdoms is still very much tied to kinship. B. status is much more important to leaders in chiefdoms than in states. C. the status system of chiefdoms can sometimes function in a completely egalitarian manner when the populations are small enough. D. in chiefdoms, women are always excluded from the competition for status, whereas in states, this gender difference does not exist. E. stratum endogamy exists in chiefdoms but not in state status systems.
Linnaeus saw a species as:
A. variable and changing B. unchanging and distinct C. based on a divine blueprint D. unchanging and distinct and based on a divine blueprint
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