ANTH101: Exam Three Review

The comparative study of music as an aspect of culture is called

T/F - Ethnoecology is the study of cultural adaptations to environments.

The perception of an object’s antiquity, uniqueness, and originality is called

T/F - Since 1965, the bottom 20% of U.S. households have seen the least income growth.

When a person leaves their country of origin they are an

Based upon Wallerstein’s World Systems Theory, dominant countries are considered

The three stages of Turner’s rite of passage are

The first member of a family to be born in a new country is considered a ____ immigrant.

T/F - Social commentary is the use of rhetoric to critique or discuss sociocultural issues.

The collection of deities in a polytheistic religion are called a(n)

Which child-like skill are dogs capable of reproducing?

The Muslim Hajj to Mecca is an example of which rite of passage?

DACA or undocumented citizens belong to which generational category?

Complex historical and social developments that give symbols power and meaning.

What is communitas?

T/F - It is easy to become a “legal” U.S. citizen.

Which of these symbols would be considered sacred by anthropological definition?

According to Amber Case’s Ted talk, we are all

T/F - Humans domesticated dogs by dominating wolf cubs.

T/F - The proletariat own the means of production and do not directly engage in labor.