Exam 1 Flashcards

1
Q

The subsistence strategy of pastoralism would focus on:

A

Raising domesticated animals

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2
Q

Regarding marriage, polygyny would involve:

A

Marriage to more than one woman at the same time

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3
Q

The father of American anthropology is:

A

Franz Boaz

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4
Q

The subfield of anthropology that deals with interpreting the past based on what people leave behind is:

A

Archeology

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5
Q

Rituals of ceremonies that mark a change in one’s status in society are known as:

A

Rites of passage

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6
Q

The process of a cultural form passing from one group to another is known as:

A

Cultural Diffusion

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7
Q

When a culture uses its values and beliefs to judge other cultures, this is known as:

A

Ethnocentrism

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8
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The emic principal would involve the native or internal person’s viewpoint in a culture.

A

True

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9
Q

Some cultures recognize more than two genders

A

True

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10
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The study of human cultures/study of man

A

Anthropology

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11
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Father of anthropology

A

Edward B. Tyler

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12
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Study of human origins, genetic variety, inheritance in living human populations, patterns of change of social behavior

A

Evolutionary

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13
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Study of human beings as biological organisms

A

Biological Anthropology

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14
Q

Study closest living relatives of human beings

A

Primatologists

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15
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Study how variation in the beliefs and behaviors of members of different human groups is shaped by culture, learned behaviors, and ideas that humans acquire as members of society

A

Cultural (Social) Anthropology

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16
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Personal, long-term experience with a specific group of people and their way of life

A

Fieldwork

17
Q

Books that anthropologists write

A

Monograph

18
Q

Scholarly work about a specific way of life

A

Ethnography

19
Q

Comparative study of 2 or more ways of life

A

Ethnology

20
Q

Using the methods and findings from every subfield to address problems in the contemporary world

A

Applied Anthropology

21
Q

Introduce ideas and knowledge to help societies

A

Development Anthropology

22
Q

Bringing something under the control of the people native to the area

A

Indigenization

23
Q

Learning own culture from own group

A

Enculturation

24
Q

Learning the culture of someone else

A

Acculturation

25
Q

Located in Kalahari Desert

A

Dobe/Kung San

26
Q

Bow and arrows, kaross (hide bag), digging stick, wooden sticks

A

Dobe Tools

27
Q

Meat percentage of diet

A

28%

28
Q

Canteen, food, beads

A

Ostrich Egg