The first treats religious truth claims as off limits to scientific study, the second treats them as unknowable by scientific study, whereas the third advocates for the ability of religious knowledge to rework scientific understandings of the world

The first and the last are impossible. Only the middle one is acceptable.

The first treats religious practices as off limits to scientific study, the second treats them as unknowable by scientific study, whereas the third advocates for the ability of religious knowledge to rework scientific practice

He argues that even though religious belief is becoming less and less important, anthropologists should still study it

He says that we exaggerate the importance of belief to religion because of our own ethnocentric assumptions

He described an evolutionary progression from belief in spirits to belief in many gods to belief in one god

He says that religion is impossible without belief -- anything else is just ritual

His diaries revealed him to have racist thoughts and a strong temper in contrast to the cool objective demeanor projected in his published works.

None of these

His diaries revealed him to be subject to strong emotion and bouts of irrationality. By contrast in his ethnographies he appeared to be calm and objective fieldworker.

His diaries revealed him to be an imperfect human being rather than a consummate fieldworker

All of these

This was the day on which the events described in E.E. Evans-Pritchard’s The Nuer took place -- the first time an anthropologist described a real moment in time.

This was the day on which the events described in Franz Boas’s Study of the Potlatch in British Columbia took place -- the first time an anthropologist described a real moment in time.

This was the day on which the events described in Bronislaw Malinowski's Argonauts of the Western Pacific took place -- the first time an anthropologist described a real moment in time.

This was the day on which the events described in Max Gluckman's Analysis of A Social Situation in Modern Zululand took place -- the first time an anthropologist described a real moment in time.

industrialism, agriculture, pastoralism, horticulture, foraging

foraging, pastoralism, horticulture, agriculture, industrialism

foraging, horticulture, pastoralism, agriculture, industrialism

industrialism, agriculture, horticulture, pastoralism, foraging

In the emphasis on belief on the part of Herder and other clergymen of the romantic era

In the focus of enlightenment philosophers on sincerity, belief, and truth

In the emphasis on belief emerging from contemporary Evangelical Christianity

They were part of neither the Chinese empire nor the Japanese empire 

They were part of the Japanese empire

They were part of both the Chinese and the Japanese empires

They were part of the Chinese empire

Julius Nyerere, Tanzania

Hastings Banda, Malawi

Jomo Kenyatta, Kenya

Patrice Lumumba, Congo

It is a Christian parable that illustrates the ability of religion to overcome death

It is a buddhist parable that illustrates the universality of death 

It is a buddhist parable that illustrates the ability of religion to overcome death 

It is a Christian parable that illustrates the universality of death 

The necessity of building new ports often at some distance from existing facilities 

Massive reductions in port times

All of these 

None of these 

Massive reductions in labor needed to load and unload ships