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Who, in his book Ancient Society in 1877, spoke of human progress from savagery through barbarism to civilization?
L.H. Morgan
V. Gordon Childe
R.F. Benedict
A. Comte
- Option 1: L.H. Morgan
- Lewis Henry Morgan wrote "Ancient Society" in 1877.
- He introduced the theory that societies evolve through stages: savagery, barbarism, and civilization.
- Correct Answer
- Option 2: V. Gordon Childe
- An archaeologist known for the concept of the "Neolithic Revolution."
- Famous for theories on cultural evolution and prehistory but not the staged theory of societies in 1877.
- Option 3: R.F. Benedict
- Likely a mix-up with Ruth Benedict, an anthropologist.
- Not associated with the outlined theory.
- Option 4: A. Comte
- Auguste Comte is known as the father of sociology.
- He proposed the law of three stages but did not outline Morgan's three stages.
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