Exam 1: What Is Anthropology?
Exam 1: What Is Anthropology?55 Questions
Exam 2: Research Methods in Anthropology50 Questions
Exam 3: Genetics and Evolution55 Questions
Exam 4: Human Variation and Adaptation55 Questions
Exam 5: Primates: Past and Present55 Questions
Exam 6: The First Hominins and the Emergence of Homo55 Questions
Exam 7: The Emergence of Homo sapiens and the Upper Paleolithic World55 Questions
Exam 8: Food Production and the Rise of States57 Questions
Exam 9: Culture and Culture Change55 Questions
Exam 10: Communication and Language55 Questions
Exam 11: Economics55 Questions
Exam 12: Social Stratification: Class, Ethnicity, and Racism55 Questions
Exam 13: Sex and Gender55 Questions
Exam 14: Marriage, Family, and Kinship55 Questions
Exam 15: Political Life: Social Order and Disorder55 Questions
Exam 16: Religion and Magic55 Questions
Exam 17: The Arts55 Questions
Exam 18: Global Problems55 Questions
Exam 19: Practicing and Applying Anthropology55 Questions
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Consider the following subfields of anthropology: archaeology,primatology,paleoanthropology,ethnology,and linguistic anthropology. Group these subfields into either biological anthropology or cultural anthropology,and explain your answer.
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2.Correctly label primatology and paleoanthropology as biological,the rest as cultural
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Some specialties cross anthropological subfields. What subfields contribute to medical anthropology?
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Although archaeologists and historians are both interested in the past,how does archaeology differ from history in its approach?
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What is the relevance of anthropology? Give at least three examples of anthropological knowledge being applied to real-world problems.
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What two distinct sets of questions are sought by biological anthropologists?
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Which type of anthropological knowledge is often applied to forensic investigations?
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How does anthropology differ from other disciplines concerned with humans?
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What is the holistic approach? Demonstrate how the holistic approach is a vital component of the anthropological perspective.
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How might anthropologists employ the holistic approach in the study of a particular religious custom?
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In contrast to research anthropologists,who are almost always employed in universities,__________ anthropologists are commonly employed in government agencies,development agencies,consulting firms,charitable foundations,and other settings outside academia.
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Which of the following disciplines would have the greatest overlap with biological anthropology?
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What are the two broad classifications of subject matter within anthropology?
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Ethnology overlaps with more specific disciplines,such as literature,economics,or religious studies. What,then,is the distinctive feature of ethnology?
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Why do most disciplines become more specialized as they grow?
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Which type of anthropologist would be best suited to investigating the daily life of an Asian civilization dating to 15,000 years ago?
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A distinguishing feature of anthropology is the goal of understanding how aspects of human experience such as local history,physical environment,family life,language,settlement patterns,and religion are interrelated. This approach to culture is referred to as __________.
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