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question 11 (6.67 points) ✔ saved
people of every skin color took the risk and expended energy to discover new sources.

• true
• false

question 12 (6.67 points)
across the world imperial lifestyle involved

• equal distribution of food and clothing.
• primitive religious practices focused on the individual.
• the consumption of beef and expensive lamb.
• exotic foods and banquets.

Explanation:

Question 11

The statement reflects the idea that people from all ethnic backgrounds (represented by "every skin color") have engaged in the effort and risk - taking to discover new resources (like new food, energy, or material sources) throughout history. This aligns with the broader historical and anthropological understanding of human exploration and resource - seeking behavior across different groups.

• Option "equal distribution of food and clothing": Imperial lifestyles were marked by hierarchy and unequal distribution, with the imperial class having more resources. So this is incorrect.
• Option "primitive religious practices focused on the individual": Imperial societies often had complex religious systems, sometimes state - sponsored, and not focused on individual primitive practices. So this is incorrect.
• Option "the consumption of beef and expensive lamb": Imperial diets varied widely across different empires (e.g., some empires had dietary restrictions or different preferred meats), so this is not a defining feature of imperial lifestyles across the world.
• Option "exotic foods and banquets": Imperial courts and the imperial class often had access to and indulged in exotic foods (from conquered or traded regions) and held elaborate banquets to display wealth, power, and status. This was a common feature across many imperial lifestyles globally.

Answer:

True

Question 12