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Anthropology
Anthropology
Investigate human societies and cultures, focusing on social norms, traditions, and development. Anthropology offers a holistic view of human existence.
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Q: State ONE difference between a cacique's wife and an ordinary Taino female
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Q: Which of the following was a major factor in Europeans starting to rely on Africans rather than indigenous Americans for labor on plantations
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