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magmichele12

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Which is not an axes of differentiation?
 
  a. occupational roles
  b. subcultures
  c. social classes
  d. organizations
  e. None of the above; all are axes of differentiation

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Which of the following normally makes its first appearance in the evolutionary record in intensive horticultural societies?
 
  a. a group of persons exhibiting distinctive patterns of consumption, dress, and ornamentation
  b. economic organization and political leadership carried out through the actions of big men
  c. a wealthy and powerful landowning nobility oppressing and exploiting a large peasantry
  d. none of these



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Answer to Question 1

e. None of the above; all are axes of differentiation

Answer to Question 2

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magmichele12

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Reply 2 on: Jul 2, 2018
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