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Which of the following is a chain of consequences of food production?
 
  a. increase in surplus-increase in population-increase in surplus
  b. increase in population-increase in food production-pressure on the environment
  c. large sedentary urban populations-use of grains to feed babies and young children-increase in material culture
  d. increase in surplus-increase in population-decrease in surplus

Question 2

According to customary international law, customary rights include all of the following EXCEPT __________.
 
  a. the right to maintain languages and cultural practices
  b. the right to obtain welfare, health, educational, and social services
  c. the right to repatriate skeletal remains and cultural items
  d. the right to self-determination



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c



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