In the early farming community of Jericho, crops could be grown almost continuously because:

a. there was a large population to perform the labor
b. there was a spring and fertile soils from a dried-up glacial lake
c. there was irrigation available and the river allowed for trade
d. there was a glacial deposit and a stone quarry for making walls


b

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Many anthropologists favor understanding the incest taboo as __________

a. a biologically designed trait that prevents inbreeding b. a means of ensuring survival by forcing people to make alliances with others outside their nuclear families c. not intended to prohibit sibling marriage d. a cultural response to the biological consequences of inbreeding

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Harris has suggested that what the Yanomam may actually be fighting over is not access to women, but

A) competition for leadership. B) access to hunting territory. C) a shortage of plantains. D) access to trade goods. E) religious disputes.

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A(n) __________ explanation of why Hindus in India do not eat cows is that they are sacred animals

a. materialist b. emic c. etic d. objective

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A judge may enter a previous position at the time of accepting a plea bargain in what is called a ______ theory?

Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).

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