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A Seneca Indian who made important contributions to early anthropology as well as serving as Commissioner of Indian Affairs for the United States
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The exploration of the cultural diversity of the present and the recent past
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The son of an anthropologist who became the U.S. president
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An account of a particular community, society or culture
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The investigation of relationships between social and linguistic variations.
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The use of anthropological perspectives, theory, methods and data to identify, assess, and solve social problems
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The holistic, bio-cultural and comparative study of the human species that is done with fundamental respect for human diversity
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Something which our textbook says is not possible to define biologically and which many scientists have abandoned as a useful way to classify human diversity |
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