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The study of humankind everywhere, throughout time |
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The process by which culture is transmitted from one generation to the next is |
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Human' major mode of adaptation, which enables them to live effectively in diverse enviroments is |
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The primates most closely related to human beings are the |
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But the "Multireginal Hypothesis" and the "Recent African Origins" theories place human origins firmly in
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Gender is distinguished apart from sex and sexuality in as much as it is largely based upon
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A man who marries several sisters is practicing
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If you belong to a publicly recognized social entity by virtue of being a lineal descendant of a particular ancestor, you are a member of
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The offspring of same sex simblings are
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If the kinship model is matrlineal, residency is nearly always
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The five subfields of anthropology include physical anthropology, archaeology, cultural anthropology,
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linguistics and applied anthropology |
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What statement about society and culture is INCORRECT
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Culture cannot exist without society |
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The theory that holds that the incest taboos derive from siblings not being romantically or sexually attracted to one another is known as the
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Marriage is a contract between _____ that establishes the social identity and legal standing of any children, sets out the obligations between parties and governs prperty rights.
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Polyandry is defined as a marriage of |
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One wife and plural husbands |
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_____ kinship is recognized by contract, whereas _____ kinship is recognized by blood relationship.
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What is NOT a function of the family? |
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reinforcement of the necessity of marriage |
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A social construct with no real biological basis |
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The belief that the ways of ones' own cuture are the only truly correct and/or proper one is
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Enculturation is a form of
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In bilateral/bilineal kinship descent groups all relatives are recognized only on the grandmothers descent line.
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Thugh one's sex is culturally determinded, one's sexual identity or gender is biologically constructed |
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The biological concept of race is useful for studying physical variation in the human species
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Most of the world's cultures have strict rules governing sexual behavior.
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Although the family is not universal, the household is
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Patrilineal is when the husband goes to live with his wife's parents household
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The parent-child bond appears to provide the basis for the structural social groups called descent groups
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The Hawaiian kinship model is generational
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A persons gender is based solely upon their sex
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Holism distinguishes Anthropology from other social science disciplines
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A system of communication based upon a symbol is called a
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Humans talk, while much communicating among other primates is done through
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The term "core values" refers to
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those values which are emphasized by a particular culture |
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One husband with multiple wives is defined as
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Gender is largly determinded by
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Those features of a culture that play a part in the society's way of making its living are called its
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What is NOT one of the three elements of human social organization that developed with hunting
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The cultivation of crops using hand tools such as digging sticks or hoes is a type of farming called
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Tributes, taxation and public use of accumulated resources are all eamples of
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involves the expectation of a specific and immediate return |
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Language is the use of complex ____ systems which convey a wide variety of information and ideas
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Reciving a special/class status as a result of your family is |
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Reciprocal economic exchanges differ from redistrbution and market exchanges by
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giving items without specifying what is expected in return |
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Gender is distinguished apart from sex and sexuality in as much as it is largely based upon
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The form of social organization typical of the hunter-gatherer is the ___ whereas horticulture and pastoralism are usually associated with the form of social organization called the ____
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externalized social controls |
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___ occurs when two societies with different cultures come into prolonged, first hand contact, and one or both of these societies experience major processes of change
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The belief that the ways of one's own culture are the only truly correct and/or proper one is
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The ability to influance a person or group of people to act in specific manner in matters of public concern BEST describes |
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The children of the opposite sex mothers brothers or Fathers Sisters |
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The study of language in order to understand a culture |
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Able to force others to act a specific way. This can influence a culture |
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Between two people. How thing get settled in a culture with laws that address private disputes |
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Varying forms of a language that reflect particular regions, occupations, or social classes and that are similar enough to be mutually intelligible |
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A unilineal descent group composed of at least two clans that supposedly share a common ancestry, whether or not they really do |
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Farming system where farmers move on from one place to another when the land becomes exhausted. |
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A person who has influence over things but dose not holds a political office |
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Everyday life- any act that is not sacred |
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Making something mundane sacred |
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A group of people tracing descent from a common ancestor |
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Is a myth that purports to describe the origin of some feature of the natural or social world? |
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Belief in the existence of spirits separable from bodies |
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An explanation of events based on the belief that certain individuals possess an innate psychic power capable of causing harm, including sickness and death.
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Social organization based on livestock rising as the primary economic activity |
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Power to influence or command thought, opinion, or behavior |
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All or part of the genetic constitution of an individual or group |
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potitioning to a transendental being for a tangible result |
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A gender role is defined as a set of perceived behavioral norms associated particularly with males or females, in a given social group or system. It can be a form of division of labour by gender |
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Brides raised by their husband's family in China, proves insest taboo
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the raising of grazing animals all members of the pastoral society follow the herd throughout the year. |
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Human culture as we know it could have easily existed without language |
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Knowledge of the workings of language is essential to a full understanding of what culture is about and how it operates. |
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Attempts to teach other primates to talk like humans have not been successful |
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Private Law is often times referred to as Tort Law |
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One cannot be a leader within a given group without possissing authority or power |
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Egalitarian leadership functions best in small groups |
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If a group is well adapted to its environment, it will change very little as long as conditions remain the same |
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An anthropologist would probably find it difficult to define what "progress" is |
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Big Man feast are like conspicuous consumption in Western societies; the emphasis is one the hoarding of goods that would make them unavailable to others. |
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Marketplaces cannot exist without the exchange of money. |
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The primary means of distributing goods in a cheifdome is |
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A centralized political system with power to coerce is a |
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| Externalized social controls |
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| A method of resolving disputes in which the disputing parties voluntarily arrive at a mutually satisfactory agreement is called |
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| A peoples collection of gods and goddesses is called a |
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| Belief in a supreme being who controls the universe is usually associated with |
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| _____, is typical of peoples who see themselves as part of nature rather than superior to it. |
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| Today in the U.S. there are 5-7 million followers of |
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| The types of verbal arts that has received the most study and attention is |
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| By describing and orderly universe, ______ function to set the standards for orderly behavior |
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| Religon, magic and witchcraft are all similar in what ways? |
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| They provide explanations of events and are mechanisms for social control. |
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| does not occur in industrial societies |
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| What is NOT considered an adaptive strategy? |
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| Limits on Population Growth |
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The number of people the resources will feed is known as
a. resoruce maximum
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| The sharing of labor within a group for the mutual benefit of all is |
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| a period of transition between a former status and a new status is a |
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| A ____ is defined as an altered state of consciousness for the purpose of extracting supernatural knowlege or power |
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| ______, as a part of a Rite of Passage, separates the individual from the greater group in order to undergo a transformation process to an accepted adult member of that group |
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| A set of symbols used in the creation and interpretation of an art form is |
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| The growing diversity in food which is generally consumed within a year is referred to as |
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Rites of Passage are practied in nearly all religions |
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Primitive Art refers to expressive forms whithin and und underdeveloped cultures |
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All social relations involve power |
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Magic is often time incorporated into all religious ceremonies |
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Religion is viewed most simply as an organized belief in the supernatural, and all fulfill numerous social and psychological needs. |
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Interest in horoscopes, witchcraft, and other kinds of occult or supernatural phenomena have incresed in the West since World War II |
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Profane always refers to subject matter that is generally viewed as universally offensive |
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Revitalization momenents attempt to recreated an often times mythical past |
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The word "myth" as used by anthropologist means something that is widely believed to be true but probably isn't |
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