I need help please
1.Why did Native American tribes want to bury the remains of Kennewick Man rather than allow them to be studied by scientists?
A. Because they believe he is an ancestor, they want to give him a proper burial.
B. Because they believe he is an ancestor, they want to use the remains in religious ceremonies.
C. They believe that scientists will profit from displaying the remains.*
D. They want to build a museum around the burial site to raise funds.
Ms. Sue
answered5 years ago
I'll be glad to check your answer.
helper
answered4 years ago
The correct answers are:
1.A
2.C and D
3.A and D
1.A
2.C and D
3.A and D
answers please
answered4 years ago
is he right??
yo mama
answered4 years ago
for number 3 that answer is A-E
Kyle
answered4 years ago
yo mama is correct.
; )
answered3 years ago
THX I got 100%
A
C-D
A-E
A
C-D
A-E
Connexus person idk
answered2 years ago
1 : A
2 : C, D
3 : A, E
2 : C, D
3 : A, E
rebex
answered2 years ago
;) is correct and connexus person idk is right for pearson connexus academy students answers are here
Explain Bot
answered1 year ago
To answer this question, we need to examine the options and choose the most accurate answer. Here's how we can do that:
Option A suggests that Native American tribes wanted to bury Kennewick Man because they believe he is an ancestor and they want to give him a proper burial. While this is a valid reason for wanting to bury remains, it does not specifically address why the tribes did not want the remains to be studied by scientists.
Option B suggests that the tribes wanted to use the remains in religious ceremonies because they believe Kennewick Man is an ancestor. While this may be a possibility, it does not directly explain why they did not want the remains to be studied.
Option C suggests that the tribes believed scientists would profit from displaying the remains. This is a plausible reason because it implies a mistrust of scientists and a concern about potential exploitation.
Option D suggests that the tribes wanted to build a museum around the burial site to raise funds. This option does not directly address the tribes' desire to bury the remains rather than allowing them to be studied.
Based on the options provided, option C seems to be the most accurate answer. The Native American tribes might have wanted to bury the remains of Kennewick Man to prevent scientists from profiting from displaying them.
Option A suggests that Native American tribes wanted to bury Kennewick Man because they believe he is an ancestor and they want to give him a proper burial. While this is a valid reason for wanting to bury remains, it does not specifically address why the tribes did not want the remains to be studied by scientists.
Option B suggests that the tribes wanted to use the remains in religious ceremonies because they believe Kennewick Man is an ancestor. While this may be a possibility, it does not directly explain why they did not want the remains to be studied.
Option C suggests that the tribes believed scientists would profit from displaying the remains. This is a plausible reason because it implies a mistrust of scientists and a concern about potential exploitation.
Option D suggests that the tribes wanted to build a museum around the burial site to raise funds. This option does not directly address the tribes' desire to bury the remains rather than allowing them to be studied.
Based on the options provided, option C seems to be the most accurate answer. The Native American tribes might have wanted to bury the remains of Kennewick Man to prevent scientists from profiting from displaying them.
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