________ refers to the rapid spread or advance of one culture at the expense of others, or its imposition on other cultures
A. Diasporation
B. Symbolic domination
C. Cultural imperialism
D. Conquest
E. Colonialism
C
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Several horticultural societies in New Guinea, including the Etoro, consider heterosexual activity to __________
a. be the only permissible type of sexual relationship b. drain men of their life force c. be harmful to women d. blur the distinctions between genders
Studies show that acquiring more than one language can help
A children remember facts more easily. B develop artistic skills. C improve children's performance in math and science. D children excel at sports. E in understanding the great classics.
The direct exchange of commodities between people that does not involve standardized currency is called _____
a. redistribution b. informal economy c. market economy d. barter e. trade
Why was it so difficult for Europeans during the early 19th century to accept the fact that Native Americans had built the mounds and earthworks in the Ohio and Mississippi River valleys?
a. Believing that a superior race had built the mounds fit nicely into the social and political context of the times, helping to justify colonialism. b. Archaeological and historical evidence to suggest that Native Americans had built the mounds was completely lacking. c. It was a conscious effort on the part of racist archaeologists to steal Native American land; everyone really knew that the Native Americans had built the mounds. d. Westward expansion had not yet begun; European colonists were therefore unfamiliar with how similar the mounds really were to the mounds actively being constructed by living Native Americans. e. No one really accepted the explanation, but it was part of the history books.