What evidence might prove that Neanderthals ate vegetables?
a. teeth tartar.
b. vegetable gardens.
c. cave paintings of vegetables.
d. burial sites with hoes.
e. descriptions in writing.
a
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How did settlement workers differ from earlier reformers?
A) They believed widespread poverty was a major social ill. B) They viewed the "evils" of poverty as the product of social environment. C) They believed the primary cause of poverty was moral weakness. D) They campaigned for laws to protect women and children.
In his famous poem "The White Man's Burden," Rudyard Kipling expressed the idea that whites
a. greatly suffered from the cruelty of African native tribes when they were captured. b. were never really recompensed for the loss of their colonies after the end of colonialism. c. were more susceptible to native African diseases and therefore experienced greater mortality. d. carried the economic cost of infrastructure development in their former colonies. e. had a moral responsibility to lift Africans from a state of lower societal development.
The presence of skulls with elongated shapes found in Australian burial sites indicates what about native Australian communities?
A. Native Australians often ritually killed those individuals with genetic defects. B. Due to their genetic isolation from the rest of the world, native Australians developed distinctive features. C. Many native Australians died young due to genetic abnormalities. D. Communities of people sought to distinguish themselves from one another through visual cues.