In his most famous work, he argues that advances in social organization are primarily the result of changes in food production.
In his most famous work, he argues that advances in social organization are primarily the result of changes in food production. His struggle for Indian rights led to his eventual adoption by the Seneca tribe. His studies of the kinship terms of far-flung aboriginal societies led to his monumental Systems of Consanguinity and Affinity of the Human Family. His most important work was elevated as a classic by Marxists due to its use in Marx and Engel's writings. For 10 points, identify this anthropologist who termed the developmental stages of society "savagery," "barbarism" and "civilization" in his work Ancient Society.
In his most famous work, he argues that advances in social organization are primarily the result of changes in food production.
Lewis Henry {Morgan}