A) Native American foragers
B) African agriculturalists
C) Asian horticulturalists
D) European industrialists
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A) sedentary agricultural economies
B) post-industrial Western societies
C) semi-nomadic herding cultures
D) traveling food collector bands
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A) They prefer to meet and marry someone of their own religious or ethnic background.
B) Many parents threaten to disown their children if they refuse an arranged marriage.
C) Arranged marriages allow them to maintain their citizenship in their home countries.
D) The economic outcomes of arranged marriages are much higher than in love marriages.
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A) found in most of the societies known to anthropology
B) found in only a small minority of the world's societies
C) unlikely to engender jealousy among co-wives
D) strictly forbidden in Muslim society
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A) feasting
B) fortune-telling
C) meditation
D) isolation
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A) Young people face social pressure in schools.
B) Government initiatives are effectively changing the practice of sese.
C) There is a lack of marriageable women.
D) Economic hardship is forcing young people into Western-style marriages.
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A) where people depend on crops that are low in protein
B) with a high proportion of monogamous marriages
C) where there are more males than females
D) that practice polyandrous marriage
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A) societies in which cousins grow up together in the same community
B) all societies
C) societies in which cousins live in distant villages
D) only those societies with a very small reproductive pool
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A) a society with a balanced sex ratio
B) a culture with a long postpartum sex taboo
C) a population suffering from a high male mortality rate in warfare
D) a society with more women than men
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A) more likely to get divorced
B) more likely to have many children
C) less likely to seek extramarital sexual relationships
D) less likely to exchange dowry or bride price
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A) Na
B) Subanun
C) Kwakiutl
D) Hadza
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A) the woman who has the role of husband
B) their biological father
C) the woman who has the role of wife
D) their maternal uncle
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A) There are many ways other than marriage for groups of men and women to work together.
B) Marriage seems to be much older than the typical division of labor by gender found today.
C) The division of labor around childcare responsibilities is only found in a few cultures.
D) Many species have a longer infant dependency than humans and get by without marriage.
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A) sexual and economic
B) economic and land-ownership
C) economic and kinship
D) sexual and kinship
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A) Unlike most other primates, human females are sexually receptive throughout the year.
B) Humans are more likely than other primates to live in multi-male, multi-female social groups.
C) Humans are particularly aggressive primates and more likely to compete through physical means.
D) There is a lower female to male ratio in human communities than in most other primate groups.
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A) the bride's father
B) the groom's father
C) the groom
D) the chief
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A) male unemployment
B) female age at first birth
C) male health
D) female education
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