Forensic anthropologists have played an important role in __________.
A. bringing Nazi criminals to justice immediately following World War II
B. identifying the remains from mass graves in South America and Eastern Europe
C. developing military tactics in Iraq and Afghanistan
D. addressing inconsistencies in the methods used in criminal investigations in the United States
Question 2
Sometimes applied anthropologists become engaged in the development of policy.
This type of applied anthropology occurred when Allan Holmberg of Cornell University became the new patron to a group of Peruvian Indians who lived on a hacienda. This undertaking was called the __________.
A. Peruvian Project
B. Vicos Project
C. Hacienda Project
D. Applied Patron Project
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