The study of cultural texts in public events, celebrations, and rituals is a major part of:
A) ethnoscience.
B) culture and personality theory.
C) symbolic anthropology.
D) interpretive anthropology.
E) cognitive anthropology.
D
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Who first recognized that species were groups of organisms that were distinguished from other such groups by their ability to reproduce?
a. John Ray b. Charles Darwin c. Carolus Linnaeus d. Alfred Russel Wallace e. Jean-Baptiste Lamarck
Approximately how many individuals were buried in the African burial ground in Manhattan?
a. 500 b. 1,000 c. 12,000 d. 15,000 e. 20,000
Culture is necessary for human existence because:
a. it provides us with the knowledge we need to adapt to our surroundings. b. it allows us to maximize our genetic makeup. c. it contains a universal language that all humans understand. d. it encourages us to avoid conflict with each other.
The Middle Pleistocene humans are morphologically:
a. diverse but not broadly dispersed throughout time and space. b. similar and not broadly dispersed throughout time and space. c. similar and broadly dispersed through time, but not space. d. similar and broadly dispersed throughout time and space. e. diverse and broadly dispersed throughout time and space.