More Than Anything, Technological Advances in Societies Appear to Depend

question 26

Multiple Choice

More than anything, technological advances in societies appear to depend on the

• A) native intelligence of a population.
• B) prevailing climatic conditions.
• C) degree of political centralization.
• D) extent of contact with other cultures.
• E) available natural resources.

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Definitions:

Social Pressures

The influence that is exerted on individuals or groups by others within the same society or community, often encouraging conformity.

Blame Themselves

The act of holding oneself responsible for a particular outcome or situation.

Accurate Representation

A depiction or description that closely matches the true characteristics or facts of a subject.

Brains

The organ in the head of vertebrates that controls the body's functions and enables it to think, feel, and remember.