Changing the Way in Which Museum Artifacts Were Grouped from Presenting

question 54

Multiple Choice

Changing the way in which museum artifacts were grouped from presenting sets of similar objects together (e.g., hats with hats) to placing artifacts from the same culture together coincides with a shift in early 1900 anthropology from:

• A) relativism to natural selection.
• B) unilinear evolutionary thinking to relativist thinking.
• C) cultural anthropology to biological anthropology.
• D) Lamarckism to Darwinism.
• E) biological determinism to cultural determinism.

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