The rate of cultural and technological change

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a.increased dramatically during the Upper Paleolithic.
b. slowed dramatically during the Upper Paleolithic.
c. increased during the European Upper Paleolithic, but slowed during the same time period everywhere else in the Old World.
d. remained stable until after the Upper Paleolithic.
e. none of these.

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