Joseph Banks (1743-1820) was considered a pioneer in ethnography as the result of his
A) encounters with the Amerindians of Tierra del Fuego.
B) encounters with Polynesians of the Pacific.
C) encounters with Aboriginal people of Australia.
D) interactions with peoples of whom Europeans had little knowledge.
E) All of these
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Q5: After his voyage on board the Endeavor,Banks
A)never
Q6: What was Joseph Banks' central goal of the
Q7: Which of the following is associated with Descartes?
A)All
Q8: With time,scientific inquiry became progressively linked to
A)a
Q9: Which of the following is true in describing
Q11: Supporters of the new science could also
Q12: The "ancients" school of seventeenth century European
Q13: Banks was an active advocate of
A)evolution.
B)science and
Q14: Following Descartes' lead using deductive reasoning,which of
Q15: Seventeenth-century Europe saw the emergence of a
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