Early Anthropologists Considered the Environments of Hunter-Gatherer Societies to Be

question 12

Multiple Choice

Early anthropologists considered the environments of hunter-gatherer societies to be harsh, and their methods of subsistence and technology to be simple, crude, and primitive, reinforcing

• A) innate superiority of European lifeways
• B) long-held cultural stereotypes
• C) the importance of introducing better methods and technologies
• D) the notion of civilization evolving over time

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