Anthropological Studies of Social, Political, and Economic Change Provide Considerable

Anthropological studies of social, political, and economic change provide considerable evidence that

A) Human beings are passive in the face of the new.
B) Human beings actively and resiliently respond to life's challenges.
C) Indigenous peoples are everywhere doomed to extinction in the face of the expansion of the capitalist world system.
D) Without the direction provided by theorists of social change from the "developed" world, ordinary citizens of "underdeveloped" lands cannot organize themselves in the face of diversity.