The Transition from Hunter-Gatherer Societies to City-States Changed Sexuality by

question 45

Multiple Choice

The transition from hunter-gatherer societies to city-states changed sexuality by

• A) encouraging females to have more sexual partners.
• B) formalizing marriage and discouraging nonmarital sex.
• C) making public nudity more acceptable.
• D) making homosexuality more common.
• E) encouraging laws that increased sexual conflict and aggression.

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