Multiple Choice
When analyzing the origins of agriculture
A) there is a single prime mover to account for the development
B) there is no single prime mover to account for the development
C) various paradigms each contribute something to a final explanation.
D) there is no single prime mover to account for the development and various paradigms each contribute something to a final explanation.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
Verified
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