Final Exam (1540)

What is a market that escapes governmental regulation?

What is the belief in a soul and is a way to understand dreams?

All Anthropologist will face mental and physical hardships in the field

Paralanguage focuses on what?

Which of the following objects did the Azande use for witchcraft?

A society's economic system is part of the social structure

These are formal, stylized, and repetitive in nature.

Who would use irrigation, fertilizers, and a plow to farm large plots of land?

What tribe believed killing a person would remove the witch in them?

Which of the following is not one of the three stages to rites of passages?

Who was the ethnographer who studied the Yanomamo?

Food foraging societies are egalitarian meaning the there are...

Who warned that going against one's cultrual perception of space or boundaries is bad?

An archaeologist studies material remains and enviromental data for what?

Which of the following is a formal recorded agreement in research?

Activities assigned to the sexes are also known as what?

What type of revitalization occurs when natives are in contact with industrial societies?

Society is a group of people who share all but which of the following?

Which of the following would focus on the welfare of the individual?

Members of this society believe that the spirits of the dead arrive aboard a ship.

Which of the following is not a branch of linguistics?

A cultural anthropologist studies what?

Which of the following is the oldest and most universal mode of subsistence?

Unstructures, open-ended conversations in everyday life are known as?

What is the first ethical responsibility of an anthropologist?

What is the average amount of people in a food foraging society?

Historians are limited to how many years who usually study through written sources?

What is the process called when culture is transmitted from one generation to the next?

What did a key consultant use to be known as?

This term is used to identify professional religious clergy.

What are found only in the world's most marginal areas?

Societies that lack all but which of the following must rely on their neighbors

What is elected person handling religious rituals for special persons?

The theorectical approach to stressing the primacy of a superstructure is what?

What do Melanesia people believe which is an impersonal force?

What is the study of humankind's perception and use of space?

Culture can be all but which of the following?

A distinctive set of ideas and values within a larger society is known as what?

Generally, this exists in societies with diverse religious beliefs.

There is a difference between ideal and real behaviors as observed in culture

Which of the following is the most symbolic of culture?

The hunting of large game is almost univerally an occupation with whom?

Anthropologist must aim for ethnocentric view points

Anthropology is the study of what?

Which of the following is a religous division of labor reached through experience?

What is the belief that nature is enlivened or energized by a spiritual power?

Which of the following is not a branch of Anthropology?

Who specializes in the human skeleton for legal purposes?

What is the belief that one's way of life is superior to others?

The idea that one must suspend judgement of other people's practices in order to understand is.

What is known as the killing or abandonment of infants

Which of the following is not a rite of passage?

What refers to the number of people that can be supported by available resources?

What rule governed relationships that hold a particular society together?

Who specializes in animal husbandry?

Kinesics is a method for noting and analyzing?

What is the creative blending of indigenous and foreign beliefs and practices into new forms?

Slash-and-burn cultivation is what?

What is producing a desired effect by the imitation of it.

What are social movements that occur in times of change?

This is believed to affect a person who had contact with an object

What is a system in which goods are produced, distributed and consumed?

After 15 years what tribe had been reborn and the Handsome Lake religion?

What refers to a society's shared identity and worldview?

What would the Yanomamo require medical or spiritual assistance from?

What is the system of communication using sounds and or gestures?