Low-Level Theory Begins with Archaeological Objects and

question 43

Multiple Choice

Low-level theory begins with archaeological objects and

• A) generates irrelevant facts or data about those objects and that will not be important to later analyses.
• B) generates relevant facts or data about those objects that will not be important to later analyses.
• C) generates relevant facts or data bout those objects that will be important to later analyses.
• D) does not generate facts or data.

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Definitions:

Bargained-For-Exchange

A fundamental principle in contract law requiring that each party to a contract must exchange something of value for the agreement to be binding.

Legally Enforceable

Pertains to an agreement or contract that is recognized by law and can be upheld or imposed by a court.

Legal Detriment

In contract law, doing (or promising to do) something that one has a legal right not to do, giving up (or promising to give up) something that one has a legal right to keep, or refraining from doing (or promising not to do) something that one has a legal right to do.

Hamer v. Sidway

A landmark 1891 New York Court of Appeals case that established the principle of forbearance (refraining from an action) as valuable consideration in contract law.