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| food producing society with rudimentary political structure |
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| nonkin-based group with regional political significance |
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| favored access ti resources by subordinates and superordinates |
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| pertaining to finances and taxation |
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| maintaining social control and regulating conflict |
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| subordinates accept hierarchy as "natural" |
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| open, public communication between dominators and oppressed |
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| hidden resistance to dominance by the oppressed |
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| marked differences in male and female biology, excluding phenotype |
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| unequal distribution of resources between women and men |
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| domestic-public dichnotomy |
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| work at home vs. more valued work outside the home |
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| descent traced through women only |
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| descent traced through men only |
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| group based on belief in shared ancestry |
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| nuclear family in which one is born into and grows up with |
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| couple establishes a new residence |
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| extended family household |
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| household with 3 or more generations living in one generation |
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| position from which one views a egocentric geneology |
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| ego's direct ancestors and relatives |
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| relatives outside egos direct line(B,Z,FB,MZ) |
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| a childs biological father |
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| socially recognized father |
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| socially recognized mother |
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| marriage outside a given group |
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| children of 2 brothers or 2 sisters |
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| children of a brother or sister |
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| marriage of people from the same group |
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| marital gift from husbands group's to wife |
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| marital gift by husbands group to wifes group; legitimizes thier children |
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| substantial gifts to husbands family from wife's group |
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| widower marries sister of dead wife |
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| widower marries brother of dead husband |
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| intense feeling of social solidarity |
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| belief in souls or doubles |
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| the inbetween phase of a rite of passage |
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| states with proffessional priesthoods |
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| cultural mixes, emerging from acculturation |
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| postcolonial, religious movements in melanesia |
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| intense emotional release |
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| idea that a discernable social system, based on wealth and power, transcends individual countries |
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| owners of teh means of production |
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| ideological justification for outsiders to guide or rule native people |
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| free market society. no gov't rule on private enterprise |
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| property owned by the community. people working for the common good |
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| political movement aimed at replacing capitalism with soviet-style communism |
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