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Understanding Culture Change
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1 .
In systems theory, it is expected that a change in one subsystem will have effects on other subsystems.
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2 .
An invention is the same as an innovation.
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False
3 .
The Proto-Indo-European language was widespread around 3,000 years ago and spoken by a variety of groups.
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False
4 .
Archaeologists now know for certain where, how, and when the initial migration to the New World occurred.
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False
5 .
Because of several migrations, a large portion of Africans now speak languages of the Bantu family.
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False
6 .
Because of preservation factors, it is sometimes possible to reconstruct specific events in the archaeological record.
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False
7 .
All trade in the past was the result of planning.
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False
8 .
DNA evidence indicates without a doubt the ancestry of the Tarim Basin mummies.
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False
9 .
In the Battle of Little Big Horn, archaeological evidence suggest many of Custer's men were killed trying to escape.
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False
10 .
Culture change is universal and one of the major topics of investigation in archaeology.
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False
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