The main issue anthropologists have with the work of political scientists studying conflicts in the Middle East is that __________
A. they prioritize religion over political motivation
B. they do not address the amount of cultural diversity that exists in the region
C. they view the United States as culturally superior
D. they ignore the stereotypical truths about Arab societies
Answer: B
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a. 10,000 b. 68,000 c. 100,000 d. 28,000 e. 40,000
Which of the following most characterizes a caste system?
A) It is primarily based on achieved status. B) It is associated with egalitarian societies. C) It is primarily based on ascribed status. D) It is primarily based on income inequality. E) It is more common than class societies.
The precise percentages of ancient features retained within a breeding population are based upon all of the following except:
a. amount of genetic isolation b. amount of inflow from new genes c. reproductive capacity of the population d. development of sophisticated tools