How did Canadian anthropologists come to use the term socio-cultural anthropology for the subdiscipline that studies culture?
A) The term reflects Canadian anthropologists' interest in social and cultural matters.
B) The term was voted in by the Canadian Anthropological Society in 1918.
C) Some Canadian anthropologists were trained in the United States,where cultural anthropology was preferred,while others trained in England,where social anthropology was preferred.
D) American and British anthropologists voted to prohibit Canadian anthropologists from using the terms cultural or social anthropology.

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Some Canadian anthropologists were trained in the United States, where cultural anthropology was preferred, while others trained in England, where social anthropology was preferred. As a result, Canadian anthropologists combined the terms and began using "socio-cultural anthropology" to denote the subdiscipline that studies culture.

How Did Canadian Anthropologists Come to Use the Term Socio-Cultural