Anthropologists in the Early Twentieth Century Believed That Kinship Structures

question 1

Multiple Choice

Anthropologists in the early twentieth century believed that kinship structures would yield crucial data and patterns about societal structure. What was one of the primary goals of these efforts?

• A) comparison of different societies
• B) determining which societies are more egalitarian
• C) analysis of their own society
• D) to distinguish between kinship systems and religions, economic, and political systems

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