If People, Practices, or Artifacts Could Move Across Social Boundaries

question 21

Multiple Choice

If people, practices, or artifacts could move across social boundaries in the ways that Boas and his students showed, then this suggested that

• A) The boundaries around societies were not impermeable.
• B) The supposedly firm boundaries around biological "races" were vulnerable to critique.
• C) Any particular association of linguistic and cultural practices with a particular human population was an artifact of history.
• D) All of the above.

Distinguish between different types of isomers and their properties.

Identify key features and roles of different amino acids and their impact on protein function.

Understand various techniques and tools for conducting research.

Recognize the importance of citing sources to maintain ethical research practices.

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