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NAGPRA
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Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act.
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Gender relations in band society tend to be
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Egalitarian.
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Sodalities
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Special-purpose groupings that may be organized on the basis of age, sex, economic role, and personal interest
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Characteristics of a state
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A] possesses a territory
[B] institutions to collect taxes
[C] a stratified society
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A conflict among scholars concerning domestication centers on
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Whether people were aware of what they were doing in intervening in the gene pool of wild plants
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. In bands, labor is usually divided by
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Age and gender
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In a rank society, a chief is given
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Greater prestige than other people, but not greater power or wealth
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Objects buried with a corpse are known as
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Grave goods
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Inka Empire differed from the earlier ChimĂș culture because it was based in
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Rural villages
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The culture in which the agricultural subsistence strategy expanded rapidly was the
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PPNB
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Constructions of a greater-than-human scale are examples of
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Monumental architecture
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The first evidence of the cultural tradition called the Natufian is found at about how many years before the present?
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12,500
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The period of Inca dominance is known as
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Late Horizon
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The characteristic form of social organization among foragers is the
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Band
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Sociocultural features that have been suggested as leading to the rise of social complexity include
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Ineffective patterns of conflict resolution within the original social organization
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