The 1994 genocide in Rwanda can be best understood as __________
a. a longstanding and traditional rivalry between two ethnic groups
b. an invasion by Burundi designed to unify both portions of the former Belgian colony
c. a conflict over limited food resources during a period of drought-induced stress
d. an internal struggle for political power between two postcolonial groups
Answer: d
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A) vegetarianism B) food sharing C) bipedalism D) pair bonding
The theory of creationism argues that all the species present today were created as natural selection selected the fittest individuals
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Describe the ethical obligations of anthropologists working in foreign countries.
What will be an ideal response?
Why did Mary Leakey interpret circles of stone at Olduvai as simple structures?
A) The location of the debris and surrounding clearing resembled the thorny brush enclosures used by modern pastoralists in the region. B) The stones were piled one atop the other in what looked like the foundation of a simple house. C) The stones surrounded other features characteristic of homes, such as a fire pit and a rubbish pile. D) The types of stones present were from far away, indicating that they had been transported there for storage.