An archaeologist who wanted to understand the lifestyle and social organization of Upper Paleolithic peoples would get the most useful information by studying __________
A. the habits of bears, elephants, and other animals they hunted
B. ethnicity in modern European populations that are descended from them
C. the characteristics of modern hunter-gatherers
D. mechanical properties of stone used for making tools
Answer: C
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The differences between human and chimp supralaryngeal airway include __________
a. a lower larynx b. an expanded pharynx c. a shortened tongue d. all of these
Since modern foragers obtain their food in much the same way as prehistoric peoples did 40,000 years ago, they may legitimately be regarded as "living fossils."
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which of the following best defines the meaning of "genetically related" languages?
a. languages spoken by people who are genetically related b. languages spoken by members of the same race c. languages thought to have developed from a common ancestor language d. languages belonging to the a single language community.
What is a diasporic community?
a. a group of people who come from the same part of the world, but now live in another place b. a group of people who share the same culture and traditions based on their status and class c. a community that forms because of urbanization and transnationalism d. a community that suffers the effects of xenophobia worldwide because of their low status