Back When Anthropology Emerged (In B

question 72

Multiple Choice

Back when anthropology emerged (in B. Tylor's day, in the 1800s) , most anthropological theorists thought that all cultures:

• A) passed through the same evolutionary stages on their way to becoming civilized.
• B) were on different evolutionary trajectories.
• C) were equal.
• D) would eventually become chaotic.
• E) were civilized.

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