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corkyiscool3328 · **on:** Jul 10, 2018

Culture at a distance is an approach in anthropology that allowed the study of other cultures through all of the following except:

a. interviews with immigrants.
b. foreign films and newspapers.
c. photographs.
d. on-location ethnographic fieldwork.
e. literature.

Question 2

Which of the following best defines applied anthropology?

a. The use of anthropological techniques to better prepare populations for market research and the introduction of capitalism
b. The application of anthropological types of change in order to help indigenous people develop further
c. The use of anthropological knowledge and methods to solve practical problems in communities confronting new challenges
d. The implementation of change into indigenous populations only in order to save and preserve them
e. Teaching anthropology in the classroom to a new generation of students