Over the course of our evolutionary history, most environmental stressors were climatic and geographic. Now, however:
a. humans have little environmental stressors, climatic or geographic.
b. nonhuman primates have more stressors than humans.
c. humans face a series of new environmental stressors of their own making.
d. humans also face daily weather stressors.
e. humans have climatic stress, but geographical stress has been removed because of technology.
c
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Lewis Henry Morgan and Edward Tylor classified small-scale societies as:
a. Savage. b. Barbarian. c. Primitive. d. Childlike. e. Civilized.
The fact that Aegyptopithecus shows considerable sexual dimorphism might mean that:
A. males and females lived separate from each other B. they lived in a complex social grouping C. males and females ate entirely different types of food D. the males hunted and the females gathered
As an example of how virtually no one is immune from larger political and economic forces, the Yanomami tribal society of Brazil has suffered recent changes as a result of
A. modern-minded big men amassing so much wealth that people have begun to regard them as chiefs. B. encroachment by gold miners and ranchers. C. village raiding among tribal groups. D. the involvement of NGOs in their internal political affairs. E. being overrun by the more expansion-minded Nilotic peoples.
The marriage of several brothers to one woman:
a. sometimes occurs in Tibet and Nepal. b. is called primogeniture. c. is considered necessary in pastoral societies. d. All of these are true.