The Principal Criticism of Nineteenth-Century Theories of "Unilineal Evolution" Is

question 44

Multiple Choice

The principal criticism of nineteenth-century theories of "unilineal evolution" is:

• A) They were ethnocentric, holding that Western society was superior to all others.
• B) They relied too heavily upon biblical teachings.
• C) They were based on inadequate knowledge of the fossil record.
• D) They neglected the civilizations of ancient China and India.

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