What Did Most Applied Anthropologists Who Supported the War Effort

question 5

Multiple Choice

What did most applied anthropologists who supported the war effort do in the postwar peacetime era?

• A) They continued on as government and military advisors helping to re-establish and rebuild European societies.
• B) They returned to their academic pursuits throughout the 1950s and 1960s.
• C) They joined security intelligence services of many Western nations to help ensure that war didn't happen again.
• D) They put their efforts into fighting communism as part of the Cold War effort of the 1950s.

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