What term formerly referred to a culture that shared a single language, religion, history, territory, ancestry, and kinship?

A. monoculture
B. country
C. nation
D. society
E. homeland


Answer: C

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a. the sufferer is afraid of open spaces b. the suffer usually acquires the disorder after a traumatic experience c. the sufferer, always a woman, suffers uncontrollable hysteria after the death of a relative d. the sufferer may become a homicidal cannibal

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a. Jean Wolpoff b. Michel Lorblanchet c. Johanna Nuchols d. Irven DeVore e. Don Crabtree

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Name three principles of North Indian kinship that are not usually found in U.S. kinship

What will be an ideal response?

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