Anthropologists in the early twentieth century believed that kinship structures would yield crucial data and patterns about societal structure. What was one of the primary goals of these efforts?

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Quinton Mccarthy

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26 May, 08:45

Anthropologists in the early twentieth century believed that kinship structures would yield crucial data and patterns about societal structure. What was one of the primary goals of these efforts?

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Jacquelyn Oconnell · Answer 1

The comparison of different societies was the primary goals of these efforts.

Explanation:

Anthropology is a study that best explains the behavior of humans and civilizations in the past and present in scientific way. The person who deals with anthropology is known as anthropologist.

Anthropology can be classified into three different ways: social anthropology, cultural anthropology and linguistic anthropology.

In the early twentieth century, Anthropologists revealed that kinship structures yields crucial data and patterns about the society. Kinship structure explains the social relationships between individuals who are connected by blood.