European cave art
A) is concentrated in deep cave chambers that were otherwise uninhabited by humans
B) appears to have been unrelated to ritual activities
C) is concentrated in the open-air rock shelters that were commonly inhabited by humans
D) is too crude to be interpreted
E) appears to have been mainly decoration of the living place
A
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A. most scientists dispute the anthropogenic reasoning for high concentrations of greenhouse gases. B. the atmospheric concentration of greenhouse gases has reached its highest level in 400,000 years and will continue to rise, as will global temperatures, without actions to slow it down. C. scientists cannot agree on a general model of how the greenhouse effect went from being a positive to a negative and a life-threatening force. D. global warming actually benefits 90 percent of the world's population, so it is difficult to mobilize the will to address the anthropogenic causes of climate change. E. it is difficult to distinguish between climate change and global warming.
Chilean arpilleristas did NOT:
a. tell the story of political oppression on scraps of cloth. b. use their art to support the government in power. c. become banned in their own country. d. attempt to raise the consciousness of their oppressed countrymen to bring about political and social change. e. use art as a vehicle of protest.
A prominent value in Japan about the body, called gotai, refers to __________
A) the importance of keeping the body whole even after death B) the dominance of the mind over the body C) an emphasis on blood as the key element of bodily health D) the idea that men and women have distinctly different organ systems and their diseases have to be treated differently
In anthropology, geographic regions where a number of societies have similar ways of life are known as:
a. culture cores. b. parallel life styles. c. convergent evolution. d. culture areas. e. social areas.