Term
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Definition
| Band, Tribe, Chiefdom and State |
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Term
| Band: People, Relationships, Bureaucracy, Settlement type. |
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Definition
People - Dozens
Relationships - kin
Bureaucracy - none
Settlement type - nomadic |
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Term
| Tribe: People, Relationships, Bureaucracy, Settlement type. |
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Definition
People - Hundreds
Relationships - kin based clans
Bureaucracy - none
Settlement type - fixed, 1 village |
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Term
| Chiefdom: People, Relationships, Bureaucracy, Settlement type. |
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Definition
People - thousands
Relationships - class and residence
Bureaucracy - 0, 1, or 2 levels
Settlement type - fixed >1 village |
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Term
| Cities: People, Relationships, Bureaucracy, Settlement type. |
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Definition
People - over 50,000
Relationships - class and residence
Bureaucracy - many levels
Settlement type - fixed, multiple cities and village |
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Term
| Hunting and Gathering is normally found in what levels of society? |
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Definition
| Band and Tribes because low population density |
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Term
| Does hunting/gathering or agriculture use less time and energy? |
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Definition
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Term
| Ethnobiological Information |
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Definition
| Information about their resources. |
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Term
| Was there very much specialization in Hunting/Gathering societies? |
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Definition
| No, because everyone can gather food. |
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Term
| How was knowledge transferred in these early societies? |
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Definition
| Orally, because there was no form of written language. |
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Term
| What is Selective Gathering? |
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Definition
| It is when humans select only the most desirable of foods. As this goes on, those desirable foods become more abundant due to the dispersal of seeds. |
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