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Asen Balicki did his fieldwork dealing with educational changes among the Netsilik, located in:
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Alaska. |
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Greenland. |
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Canada |
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Siberia. |
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| 2 |
The city known as Cahokia was located in what we call:
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Japan. |
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Tasmania. |
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North America. |
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Europe. |
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| 3 |
Stories that reveal the religious knowledge of how things have come into being is a definition pertaining to: |
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religious stories. |
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just-so-stories. |
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mythology. |
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mana. |
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| 4 |
The following individual(s) were important to the work of Charles Darwin:
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Charles Lyell. |
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Joseph Hooker.
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Thomas H. Huxley. |
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all three played an important part. |
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| 5 |
The Cree Indians of Canada have created an "electronic pen pal" system with indigenous people living in: |
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South America (the Yanomamo). |
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New Guinea. |
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Australia. |
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the Tarahumara of Mexico. |
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| 6 |
Any account of Margaret Mead's work on Samoa must consider the controversy surrounding its accuracy. In 1983, several years after her death,_______ published his detailed refutation of her work. |
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Arthur Lehmann |
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Asen Balicki |
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Peter Worsley |
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Derek Freeman |
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The destruction of the way of life of the Tasmanian Aborigines resulted from the introduction of: |
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convicts from Canada & Australia |
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landed gentry from England. |
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sheep. |
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French settlers who fought the British. |
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| 8 |
The "Seeds" of change that were discussed in class (and in the Guidebook) were:
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corn and potatoes. |
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corn, potatoes, and diseases. |
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all of "b" and sugar. |
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All-of-the-above: corn, potatoes, disease, sugar, and horses! |
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| 9 |
Genocide is the destruction of ethnic groups by murder, warfare, and diseases |
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TRUE |
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FALSE |
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| 10 |
According to Barnett (in the Guidebook), European mastery of large parts of the globe was due to racial superiority.
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TRUE |
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FALSE |
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| 11 |
"The Galapagos Island finches once studied by Charles Darwin respond quickly to changes in food supply by evolving new beaks and body sizes, according to researchers who studied the birds for almost 30 years. |
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TRUE |
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FALSE |
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| 12 |
Louis Agasiz was leading naturalist of the United States, founder of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard University, world authority on ichthyology, and one of the staunchest defenders (and believers) of Darwin's ideas in this country. |
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TRUE |
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FALSE |
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| 13 |
Tasmanians entered that island from a land bridge which was connected to New Zealand. |
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TRUE |
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FALSE |
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| 14 |
Jane Goodall is no longer interested in doing any Chimpanzee research and no longer goes back to Africa.
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TRUE |
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FALSE |
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| 15 |
Darwin For Beginners points out that according to orthodox Christian thought, the appearance of the modern earth was the result of the shape God had given it in the beginning. |
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TRUE |
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FALSE |
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| 16 |
The pucará [fortress] of Sascahuamán is located on the Yucátan Peninsula. |
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TRUE |
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FALSE |
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