"Eskimo" and "Iroquois" were two of the six types of an early anthropological classification system of which of the following?

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"Eskimo" and "Iroquois" are both examples of kinship terminology systems used by certain societies. Kinship terminology refers to the words or phrases used within a particular culture to refer to different kinship relationships (such as aunt, cousin, or grandparent). Anthropologists have studied the various types of kinship terminologies found around the world, and have developed classification systems to describe and compare them.

"Eskimo" and "Iroquois" Were Two of the Six Types of an Early