Vocabulary Set #5

Question 1

Teains sexuality, looking how they are influenced by their culture and how it identifies the culture values

Answer 1

Margeret Mead

Question 2

Combine for the first time both theory and anatology research
Not like: the outdated, conservative side, big criticism “does not see capitalism as a bad thing”
How it influences the opportunities its society gets

Answer 2

Broinslaw Malinowski

Question 3

Marks theory of history- everything is based on class conflicts, everything one way or another is connected to the economy
Marks calls it “Historical Materialism” same thing as everything in society is whit class conflicts

Answer 3

cultural materialism

Question 4

The idea is that a country’s political power has influenced the economy of that country. The goal of politics has always influenced the economy, can’t separate the two

Answer 4

political economy

Question 5

Purpose: New pleasures, workers, entertainment, insurance, new perspective
A big part of the culture: how they seen/view/ treated tell us about how advanced is the culture
economically view
First, second and Thrid Stage

Answer 5

Children in society

Question 6

(Primitive/ Basic Stage)
High Birth/Death Rates
Ex.India
Pre-industrial

Answer 6

First Stage

Question 7

(advanced/ less Primitive)
Better medical care/nutrient- can take care of children
High Birth rate and less death
Just beginning industrialization

Answer 7

Second Stage

Question 8

Fewer Children, few died at brith/childhood
good standard of living/education system/ highly educated expected to be highly educated

Answer 8

Third Stage

Question 9

Associated with HUnting/Gathering Societies
The idea that you give to others freely, in the hope that they might give to you next time when they have more than they need
the idea that both men and woman help with food supply

Answer 9

reciproity

Question 10

Relte to the Old-stone age
Direct from “family”

Answer 10

microband

Question 11

Extended Family
married-family in laws
Parents have influence in who you married

Answer 11

macroband

Question 12

Larger than 9 o 10
larger groups in “new stone age”
no firm class system, but informally the nobility and commoners title; how do you become a leader/status- treated based on skills; they don’t care about social background, but what you can do for the group; Recognition of Ranks and titles

Answer 12

tribes

Question 13

“new stone age”
One group starts trading with other groups. One becomes better at one thing, and another group good at another thing. Then they trade with one another for it

Answer 13

pastoral nomadism

Question 14

You are related to others through your parents. Parent’s relative are now your relatives. either parent

Answer 14

bilateral kinship

Question 15

You feel you are related to others by knowing why they are “great grand father” and feel a connection with whoever your grandfathers are related too. Still a blood connection. form about 8 groups

Answer 15

cognitive descent

Question 16

You belong to the group on either the mother or father

Answer 16

unilinear descent

Question 17

Connection to the group based on the father last name

Answer 17

patrilinear descent

Question 18

Seen n the Old stone age
everything is open to everyone does not belong to only one person
Belongs to anybody, open to everybody

Answer 18

public ownership

Question 19

Only open to someone of that particular group like a tribe
some how connected to that group for example blood related

Answer 19

Corporate Ownership

Question 20

different than the New stone Age
what you do for the group, for the first time: a status that you are automatically born within the group (has been part of the lineage)
societies get larger, men and women are not seen as equal valued, Mens is more, women need to make sure the population does not get any larger

Answer 20

ascribed status