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She was an anthropologist for a long time, and she wrote books to help people struggling with discrimination.
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Who switched allegiance to the US during the revolutionary war?
Bendict Arnold is the famous traitor who secretly changed sides.
Who was the name of the famous patriot traitor?
Benedict Arnold
Why was Ruth becker famous?
She was famous because she was on the Titanic and was a surviver
Who was the famous traitor of the Revolution war?
The notorious Revolutionary War traitor is Benedict Arnold.
Who was the famous patriot traitor who secretly changed sides in the battle of Yorktown?
Benedict Arnold
When was Ruth Benedict born?
Ruth Benedict was born on 1887-06-05.
How did Ruth Benedict career start?
I don't know really you will have to go to bing.com to find that information about Ruth Benedict
What has the author Ruth Benedict written?
Ruth Benedict has written: 'Kulturmoenstre' 'Race and racism' -- subject(s): Racism 'Bicycling' -- subject(s): Cycling
Who wrote The Chrysanthemum and the Sword?
"The Chrysanthemum and the Sword" was written by Ruth Benedict, an American anthropologist. It is a seminal work on the culture of Japan.
US anthropologist whose works included Patter ns of culture?
Ruth Benedict
Who switched allegiance to the US during the revolutionary war?
Bendict Arnold is the famous traitor who secretly changed sides.
What did Ruth Benedict discover?
She discovered that every culture forms there own set of values and personalities.
What is the name of the famous journal Pope Benedict XVI founded?
Pope Benedict XVI founded the Communino.
Who wrote rules for monks and nuns?
The most famous was the Rule of St. Benedict written by St. Benedict.
Who were Babe Ruth and Amelia Earhart?
Babe Ruth was a famous baseball player, Amelia Earhart was a famous aviatrix.
What candy is a famous slugger?
Baby Ruth, named after Babe Ruth.
Some of the famous anthropologist and their contribution?
Margaret Mead - Known for her studies on gender and cultural anthropology, particularly her work on adolescence in Samoa. Claude Lévi-Strauss - Known for his contributions to structuralism and the study of kinship systems in different societies. Franz Boas - Often considered the "Father of American Anthropology" for his advocacy of cultural relativism and his studies on indigenous peoples in North America. Ruth Benedict - Known for her research on cultural configurations and the cross-cultural study of patterns in societies.
