Anthropological Studies of Modern Cultures Making the Transition to Agriculture

question 27

Multiple Choice

Anthropological studies of modern cultures making the transition to agriculture in Botswana and Lesotho support the

• A) abundance theory of the development of agriculture.
• B) religious theory of the development of agriculture.
• C) political theory of the development of agriculture.
• D) population pressure theory of the development of agriculture.

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