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rayancarla1

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Use of the word myth is problematic in anthropology because:
 
  a. Many things we call myths are true.
  b. Since myth is generally used to talk about ancient culture, it is more appropriate to history or archaeology.
  c. We tend to use it to describe others' beliefs that we consider false but rarely apply it to our own beliefs.
  d. Myths generally refer to origin stories but religious stories cover many subjects.
  e. The central characters of myths are generally hero figures, but understanding these isn't very important in anthropology.

Question 2

To the extent that religion reinforces the social order:
 
  a. It can be a catalyst for change.
  b. It provides solace to the poor.
  c. It is irrelevant in society.
  d. It usually serves the interests of the wealthy and powerful.
  e. The majority of people are unlikely to believe in it.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D



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