According to Gerhard Lenski, in advanced industrial societies what reduces the polarization between the owning and working classes?

According to the film “Faces of Culture: Food Foragers and Pastoralists,” what of the following is NOT characteristic of foragers (gatherer-hunters)?

What is meant by a “matriarchal” society? Does the case study as seen in the film “The Women’s Kingdom” fit that definition?

One way the film “Mirrors of the Heart” shows us that ethnicity is a cultural construct rather than a natural entity is because of the following:

Intersex, a group of conditions involving discrepancy between external genitals and internal genitals, can have a variety of chromosomal causes that create a sex-gender difference. Which of the following chromosomal anomalies identifies a person with the chromosomes of a woman and female internal anatomy, but with male external genitals?

According to Marx, who are the bourgeoisie and the proletariat?  

In recent times, many foraging groups have been exposed to the idea of food production but have not adopted it. Why?

In the Temecula Valley wine tourism industry, and common in all industrial agricultural businesses in the United States, who performs the field labor involved in harvesting?

Traditionally, in some areas in Bosnia, several nuclear families were embedded in an extended family household called a zadruga. Among the Nayar in southern India, it was typical for people to live in matrilineal extended family compounds called tarawads. Descriptions of these two culturally specific cases highlight how

In the film “The Kawelka: Ongka’s Big Moka,” who is Ongka and what is his political position and source of power?