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English, 02.09.2021 04:20 rylee338

50 POINTS BRAINILEST What did Margaret Mead learn about American teens by studying teens in Samoa?
Why does ethnocentrism limit our view of other cultures?
Describe an example of a ceremony in your own culture that marks an important life change.
Is anthropology a science? Justify your answer.
Why might a forensic anthropologist be asked to help investigate a crime scene?

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