An early city on the northern coast of Peru, known for its huge pyramid, unique pottery, skilled metalworking, and the rich tombs of its warrior-priests was:
a. Moche
b. Nazca
c. Cuzco
d. Tikal
e. Chavín de Huantar
a
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What will be an ideal response?
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The oldest and most universal mode of subsistence is:
a. food foraging. b. subsistence farming. c. hunting. d. pastoralism. e. fishing.
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Of the following, which is not a stated reason for the collapse of state-level societies
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Biocultural anthropology recognizes that __________
a. culture has no influence on biology b. biology cannot influence culture c. culture is exclusively biological d. culture can influence biology
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