Anthropological theories in the 21st century are:
a. developed independently of the theories of the earliest anthropologists.
b. merely hypotheses that anthropologists use in the field to help guide them.
c. often built upon what was learned from earlier theories.
d. entirely new concepts due to rapid modernization of the United States.
e. no longer based on the simple ideas of the 18th century theories.
Question 2
A theory is:
a. a basis for further investigation.
b. an unproven proposition.
c. an educated opinion.
d. a statement about how things are related.
e. a hunch about how things are related.
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