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The domesticpublic dichotomy refers to the separation of
 
  A. spheres of exchange.
  B. secular and sacred domains.
  C. the elite and commoners.
  D. home and the outside world.
  E. cooking and sleeping spaces in residential units.

Question 2

Ethnographic evidence has revealed that traditionally, Pawnee women worked wood, and among the Hidatsa, women made boats. Cases such as these suggest that
 
  A. the division of labor by gender is a natural characteristic of human societies.
  B. biology has nothing to do with gender roles.
  C. anthropologists are overly optimistic about finding a society with perfect gender equality.
  D. patterns of division of labor by gender are culturally generalnot universal.
  E. exceptions to cross-cultural generalization are actually the rule.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: D

Answer to Question 2

Answer: D



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