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cookcarl

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Unless some of the more egregious iniquities and injustices between rich and poor nations are addressed, the affluent nations will continue to grapple with
 
  a. superiority complexes.
  b. unequal distribution of wealth.
  c. unfair treatment of policy makers.
  d. political instability, global pandemics, and military interventions.
  e. political absentia.

Question 2

One of the great strengths of anthropologists perspectives is
 
  a. that it is holistic and integrated.
  b. that they consider only Western cultures.
  c. that they are not concerned with environmental issues.
  d. they are more educated than other people in the world.
  e. they consider only the aspects most important to the academic world, not the local populations in which they are studying.



Sassygurl126

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Answer to Question 1

ANS: D

Answer to Question 2

ANS: A



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