Anthropologists studying inequality are interested in how culturally valued material and social rewards are unevenly distributed. Cross-culturally, these rewards do each of the following EXCEPT
a. vary in form from one society to another.
b. generally fall into one of three basic categories.
c. get valued to varying degrees within different societies.
d. get unevenly distributed in preindustrial societies.
?
ANSWER:
d
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a. The ways in which people build houses and public buildings. b. The ways that biology and culture interact. c. The ways in which different parts of a single culture affect each other. d. The ways in which members of different cultures classify and understand their environments. e. Underlying patterns of thought common to all humanity.
________ have very large, highly sexually dimorphic body sizes, and live largely solitary lives
a. Gorillas b. Chimpanzees c. Gibbons d. Orangutans e. Bonobos
An archeological site containing artifacts and fossils that have been disturbed by natural forces and then redeposited is called
A) a living floor B) a disturbed site C) a secondary site D) a site not worthy of excavation because the material cannot be interpreted E) a primary site
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A. had a prominently protruding jaw. B. had large canines that were slightly incisiform. C. had a flat face. D. had large incisors.