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| 3 ways goods are distributed |
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| Reciprocity, redistribution, marker or commercial exchange |
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| The act of making products |
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| Industrial mode of production |
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| Work is based on mechanized production and mechanized agriculture |
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| Where people ranked based on their heredity to the chief |
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| Domestic mode of production |
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| People labored to get food and produce shelter for themselves and their kin |
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| Processing, preparation of food for eating or storing |
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| Tributary mode of production |
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| Most people still produce their own food but the elite or aristocracy control a portion of the production |
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| By gender, age, or skill in certain areas |
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| A system of required labor |
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| 1 theory that explains womens high or low status |
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| Womens status is higher the most they contribute to primary substance activities |
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| A group of people emphasizing common origins, language, shared history, and selected cultural difference |
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| Why men dominate politics |
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| The men's role in warfare because they control the weapons |
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| Activities involving money, the cost of goods, services like food, rent, or factories, farms anything we think we need |
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| Indirect example of forced labor |
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| How do anthropologists express sexual activity |
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| 1 society to another in degree has much variation from before or outside marriage permitted and tolerance of homosexuals1 society to another in degree has much variation from before or outside marriage permitted and tolerance of homosexuals |
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| Post-industrial mode of production |
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| where there is less manual work and but more knowledge and service oriented |
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| Ranked group in which membership is determined at birth and marriage is restricted to members of ones own caste |
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| Men tend to do more dangerous work and are more expendable then women |
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| Prevents sexual intercourse or marriage between some categories of kin |
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| When a person marries outside ones own group |
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| When a person marries within their group |
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| Roles that are culturally assigned to genders |
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| Gift from the groom or his kin to the brides kin |
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| It leads to no new social connections |
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| Hunting, gathering, fishing, herding |
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| Economic of effort Theory |
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| Helps explain patterns that cannon be readily be explained by strength and composition theories |
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| System under which people are treated as property to be bought and sold |
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| Compatibility with child care theory |
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| Women tend to be compatible with child care, breast feeding, must stay close to home |
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| A persons bilateral set of relatives who may be called upon for some reason |
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| related to you by marriage |
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| Tribiland islands opinion on premarital sex |
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| Approves it and sees it as an important preparation for later marriage roles |
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| A set of kin whose members believe to be descended from a common ancestor |
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| A marked difference in size and appearance between males and females of a species |
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| Focuses on the generally greater strength of males and their capacity to mobilize their strength |
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| The groom works for the brides family |
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| Nights in which homosexuality can be expressed |
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| Extended family and explain the benefits |
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2 or more single parents monogamous, polygynous, or polyandrous families linked to a blood tie.
benefits are large family ties going back generations |
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| A substantial transfer of goods or money from the brides family to the groom |
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| Man married to more than 1 women at a time |
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| 5 points of maratial residence |
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Patrilocal Residence
Matriloal residence
Bilocal residence
Avuneulocal residence
Neolocal residence |
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| Social or economic unit consisting minimally of 1 or more parents and their children |
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| Socially approved economic and sexual union typically between a man and a women |
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