Which of the following theories is most accepted as to how agriculture grew in the Pacific Islands?
a. Natural disasters caused destruction to the available foraging materials.
b. It spread along the region with the Bantu language.
c. It diffused from New Guinea and spread with seaborne migrants.
d. There was no intermediate phase between foraging and farming.
c
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A) Tuskegee Institute B) National Association for the Advancement of Colored People C) American Civil Liberties Union D) Communist Party of the United States of America
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A) all African American workers in one great union B) a march on Washington to the Lincoln Memorial C) the Congress of Racial Equality D) a massive strike by all black workers
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