E. B. Tylor argued that anthropology was a reformer's science.. ...

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E. B. Tylor argued that anthropology was a reformer's science.. By this he meant that:
 
  a. Anthropologists had a duty to reform their own practices.
  b. The purpose of anthropology was ultimately to create a better world.
  c. Anthropologists should fight against bureaucratic corruption.
  d. Anthropologists should focus their attention on enforcing codes of inductive reasoning in science.
  e. Anthropologists should always support the notion that all cultures are equally worthy of respect.

Question 2

A critical thing that anthropology teaches us is:
 
  a. To the greatest degree possible, indigenous cultures should be preserved intact for future generations.
  b. Efforts at global development will ultimately fail because of human nature.
  c. In general, traditional people had better ways of doing things than modern people do.
  d. Problems we face are ultimately not the result of human nature, and thus, solutions are possible.
  e. Ultimately, and inevitably, people will solve the problems and dilemmas that face modern cultures.

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D