Some Refer to Hunter-Gatherers as the Original Affluent Society Because

question 10

Multiple Choice

Some refer to hunter-gatherers as the original affluent society because they

• A) often amassed great wealth
• B) often made millions leasing their vast natural resources
• C) often raided their farming neighbors
• D) often worked no more than 20 hours per week

Examine the reasons for the establishment of reform communities and their approaches to reorganizing society.

Distinguish between spiritual and worldly oriented utopian communities and their impact on American society.

Appreciate how education and career opportunities for women evolved within these reform movements.

Recognize the role of key figures and their contributions to the social reform movements of the nineteenth century.

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