Which of the following does not constitute a shared cultural heritage, or what anthropologists classify as "great traditions"?
A)Political unity
B)A written language
C)Ethical codes
D)Intellectual traditions
E)Common legal and belief systems

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"Great traditions" refer to the shared cultural heritage of a society, including elements like a written language, ethical codes, intellectual traditions, and common legal and belief systems. Political unity, however, is not considered a part of shared cultural heritage or "great traditions" as defined by anthropologists. It is more related to the structure and governance of a society rather than its cultural and intellectual heritage.

Which of the Following Does Not Constitute a Shared Cultural