Question at position 5 How did archaeologist Brandon Nida use his work at Blair Mountain to support his community? By removing artifacts for museum displayBy reconstructing historical buildings for tourismBy using archaeology as a tool for activism to protect the site from destructionBy focusing only on academic research with no local engagement

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Question at position 5 How did archaeologist Brandon Nida use his work at Blair Mountain to support his community? By removing artifacts for museum displayBy reconstructing historical buildings for tourismBy using archaeology as a tool for activism to protect the site from destructionBy focusing only on academic research with no local engagement

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The question centers on how archaeologist Brandon Nida leveraged his Blair Mountain work to benefit his community. 
Option 1: 'By removing artifacts for museum display' — This would imply taking artifacts away from their context for display, which undermines community rights and the integrity of the site. It does not reflect using archaeology for local protection or empowerment. 
Option 2: 'By reconstructing historical buildings for tourism' — While historical reconstructions can aid interpretation, this option suggests a tourism-focused outcome rather than direct community activism or protection of the site from destruction. It misstates the primary use of his work in this context. 
Option 3: 'By using archaeology as a tool for activism to protect the site from destruction' — This aligns with a common approach in heritage work: employing archaeological findings and community engagement to advocate for preservation and resist threats to a site. It explicitly links archaeology to activism and protection, matching the described use at Blair Mountain. 
Option 4: 'By focusing only on academic research with no local engagement' — This is the opposite of community-empowering practice. It ignores local involvement and action, which is central to using archaeology for activism and protection. 
In summary, the most accurate choice is the one that frames archaeology as a vehicle for community advocacy and site preservation, rather than artifact removal, tourism-oriented reconstruction, or exclusive academic work without community input.

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