A way of life shared by a group of human beings—including their language, beliefs, and things they make and use—is referred to by anthropologists as their __________
A. religion
B. heritage
C. culture
D. environment
Answer: C
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The decline of child labor as reported in 2006 was sharpest in __________
a. Asia b. Sub-Saharan Africa c. Latin America d. the Caribbean
Mammals are characterized by:
A. homodont dentition B. one bone in the middle ear C. hair and fur D. all of these
If a group is well adapted to its environment, it will never change as long as conditions remain the same
a. True b. False
Studies have shown that many foraging and small-scale horticultural societies work just a few hours a day on subsistence and have much more leisure time than workers in complex societies. Which of the following statements explains this model?
A) Any surplus food these societies collect or produce cannot be stored for long and will rot. B) These societies value leisure activities as more appropriate pursuits than labor. C) Members of these societies are lazy and have no interest in work. D) These groups have political authorities that would collect surpluses for their own use.