The Study of Kinship Became Important in Anthropology Because

question 58

Multiple Choice

The study of kinship became important in anthropology because

• A) Kinship could be reduced to biology and thus could make cross-cultural comparison objective.
• B) It showed how people could maintain social order without the institution of the state.
• C) It enabled anthropologists to explain why some societies had remained primitive and others had advanced.
• D) Kinship no longer existed in Western societies.

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