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mikaylakyoung

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Collaboration among cultural and applied anthropologists produced an effective non-profit organization based in Cambridge titled
 
  a. Cultures, Inc.
  b. Anthropology Inc.
  c. Cultural Models Inc.
  d. Cultural Survival Inc.
  e. Cultures Unite, Inc.

Question 2

Becoming more multicultural in understanding
 
  a. is useless as a solution to major problems in the world today.
  b. is impossible to obtain from a global perspective.
  c. is only possible with the removal of indigenous peoples.
  d. is an increasing need for all peoples.
  e. is the work of policy makers, not anthropologists.



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: D

Answer to Question 2

ANS: E



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