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Exam 2 Flashcards

1
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T/F
Vikings are all one genetic lineage

A

False

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2
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BITCH test:

A

Williams

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3
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Invisible package of unearned assets:

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White Privelege

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4
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Adapted to high altitudes:

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Tibetans

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5
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When unrelated animals/plants evolve similar characteristics under similar environmental conditions

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Convergence

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6
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Best indication of IQ:

A

Number of books on parent’s shelf

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7
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Uses ideas of race to construct & maintain hierarchical relationships between people:

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Racism

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8
Q

Different ways people can be marginalized:

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Intersectionality

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9
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Crenshaw:

A

intersectionality

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10
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Humans all have:

A

Language
Chins
Art

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11
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DNA is overwriting cultural identities:

A

Tallbear

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12
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Different ways people can be marginalized:

A

Intersectionality

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13
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McIntosh:

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White Privilege

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14
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Do Muslim Women Really Need Saving?

A

Abu-Lughod

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15
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Flawed system of classification with no biological basis that uses certain physical characteristics to divide humans into supposedly discrete groups:

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Race

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16
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Historic group that works to create & maintain the identity of a nation-state:

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Nationality

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17
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Identity based on shared beliefs & practices, often based on historical connections:

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Ethnicity

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18
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Ability of individuals to act freely on their own:

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Agency

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19
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Patriarchy

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Male dominated society

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20
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Culturally agreed upon physical differences between males & females:

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sex

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21
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Complex set of beliefs about gender & gendered capacities, identities, and socially expected behaviors/interactions:

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Gender Ideology

22
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Theory that biological differences between people leads to fundamentally different capacities, preferences, and generational behaviors:

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biological determinism

23
Q

Dyad

A

Male-female pair necessary for daily tasks

24
Q

Group of people who share a place of origin:

25
Q

matriarchy

A

Female dominated society

26
Q

Intersexed individuals make up ____ of births.

27
Q

Expectations of thought & behavior that each culture assigns to people of different sexes:

28
Q

Broad term used to describe people who identify as a different gender than the one they were assigned at birth:

A

Transgender

29
Q

There are ___ genders.

A

an infinite scale

30
Q

Who you are attracted to:

31
Q

T/F
All asexual individuals are uninterested in social pair bonding relationships.

32
Q

Attracted to same sex:

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homosexual

33
Q

Hispanic “cousins”:

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chosen kin

34
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No formal genetic or marital ties but consider themselves family:

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chosen kin

35
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Descent through one line or side of the family:

36
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Parents with children from previous marriages:

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blended family

37
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Fraternal polyandry

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One woman marries several brothers

38
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People who identify as the sex & gender they were assigned to at birth:

39
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WEIRD

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White Educated Industrialized Rich Democratic

40
Q

Unnoticed system of rights & privileges that accompany ‘normative’ sexual choices and family formations:

A

Hetereonormative

41
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Kinship formed through blood/genetic ties:

A

Consanguineal

42
Q

T/F
Matrilineal descent indicated a Matriarchal society where women are in power.

43
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Burma, Myanmar

A

Stem family

44
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Embodied Anthropology:

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body as an analytical category

45
Q

Foucault:

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heteronormative

46
Q

Attracted to both sexes:

47
Q

Relationships created through marriage:

48
Q

Culture that allows brother-sister marriages:

A

ancient Egypt
traditional hawaiian

49
Q

Tibet/Nepal:

A

Fraternal polyandry

50
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fraternal polyandry

A

one woman marries several brothers

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