Lewis Henry Morgan was a lawyer and banker of the late nineteenth century whose principal scholarship in anthropology was concerned with __________.
A. human physical variation
B. systems of human kinship
C. language acquisition
D. archaeology of the American Indians
Question 2
Edward B. Tylor and other eighteenth-century thinkers asserted that primitives around the world would eventually evolve through the stages of barbarism to become civilized like Europeans,
but that these primitives would need some help from the civilized world to reach this ultimate, ideal stage. This perception that Western society is the center of the civilized world and that non-Western societies are inherently inferior is called __________.
A. logical negativism
B. logical positivism
C. ethnocentrism
D. devolution
Adults in late middle adulthood frequently look forward to spending more time with their partner
Henry Walter Bates
The Principal Parts of a Multipolar Neuron
Harriet Beecher Stowe’s novel, Uncle Tom’s Cabin, became a staple of the mid-nineteenth-century thea
Summary of Functions of Principal Parts of the Brain
Two reciprocal Drosophila crosses performed by Morgan