Multiple Choice
The theory of time-space compression suggests that the way we think about time and space has been transformed. What do anthropologists think might be the underlying reason for this?
A) decreased ethnocentrism
B) even economic growth
C) the Anthropocene
D) rapid innovation of communication and transportation
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