Question 1

Agriculturally based societies are primarily associated with the following economic institution(s):

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A)  generalized reciprocity. 
B)  market exchange. 
C)  redistribution and market exchange. 
D)  negative reciprocity and market exchange. 
A)  generalized reciprocity. 
B)  market exchange. 
C)  redistribution and market exchange. 
D)  negative reciprocity and market exchange.

Question 2

Compare and contrast foragers (from chapter 5) and horticulturalists with respect to technology, subsistence, division of labor, and systems of distribution.Cite specific examples to illustrate your discussion.

Accepted Answer

Foragers and horticulturalists are both

Question 3

The Trobriand Islands made famous in the ethnographies of Bronislaw Malinowski are now called the

Accepted Answer

A)  United Islands of Micronesia. 
B)  Ponepi Islands 
C)  Cook Islands 
D)  Kiriwina Islands 
A)  United Islands of Micronesia. 
B)  Ponepi Islands 
C)  Cook Islands 
D)  Kiriwina Islands

Question 4

Nation-state currency today is usually backed by

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A)  gold 
B)  copper 
C)  nickel 
D)  platinum 
A)  gold 
B)  copper 
C)  nickel 
D)  platinum

Question 5

Name two similarities and two differences between the features of horticulturalism and pastoralism.

Accepted Answer

Two similarities between horticulturalis

Question 6

Ghana provides an interesting case of both commodity and fiat money existing today.What is the "commodity"?

Accepted Answer

A)  glass beads 
B)  leather 
C)  horn 
D)  cowry shells 
A)  glass beads 
B)  leather 
C)  horn 
D)  cowry shells

Question 7

Compare and contrast the environments, technologies, and subsistence strategies of two societies you have read about, learned about in lecture, or seen in a video.

Accepted Answer

One society that can be compared and con

Question 8

List and discuss two ecological conditions that fostered pastoralism.

Accepted Answer

Two ecological conditions that fostered

Question 9

List three specific ways that horticulturalism and pastoralism are similar.

Accepted Answer

1. Both horticulturalism and pastoralism

Question 10

Discuss and cite examples of three different human subsistence strategies.

Accepted Answer

Human subsistence strategies refer to th

Question 11

State societies have what modes of economic exchange?

Accepted Answer

A)  reciprocity 
B)  redistribution 
C)  market exchange 
D)  all of the above 
A)  reciprocity 
B)  redistribution 
C)  market exchange 
D)  all of the above

Question 12

List three reasons that some believe horticulture was the worst mistake in the history of humanity.

Accepted Answer

1. Disruption of hunter-gatherer lifesty

Question 13

Describe the features of horticultural societies, and cite specific examples showing how the Yanomamo fit these features.

Accepted Answer

Horticultural societies are characterize

Question 14

The Yanomamo of Venezuela and Brazil use which type of subsistence strategy?

Accepted Answer

A)  horticulture 
B)  foraging 
C)  agriculture 
D)  pastoralism 
A)  horticulture 
B)  foraging 
C)  agriculture 
D)  pastoralism

Question 15

When the entrepreneur from Hawaii attempted to purchase large quantities of Tahitian palm fiber hats she discovered the Tahitian weavers

Accepted Answer

A)  were very interested in earning hard currency. 
B)  subcontracted the work to neighbors and relatives. 
C)  established similar market connections with boutique shops in California. 
D)  were not interested in weaving identical hats. 
A)  were very interested in earning hard currency. 
B)  subcontracted the work to neighbors and relatives. 
C)  established similar market connections with boutique shops in California. 
D)  were not interested in weaving identical hats.

Question 16

Horticulturalists have

Accepted Answer

A)  a low energy budget. 
B)  no energy budget. 
C)  an optimal energy budget. 
D)  a high energy budget. 
A)  a low energy budget. 
B)  no energy budget. 
C)  an optimal energy budget. 
D)  a high energy budget.

Question 17

Describe the technology of _________ (name group) and explain why this group's technology and food subsistence strategy would be characterized as _________ (name a type of subsistence strategy).

Accepted Answer

Describe the technology of the Inuit and

Question 18

Trobriand Islanders grow

Accepted Answer

A)  maize and beans. 
B)  beans and millet. 
C)  yams and breadfruit. 
D)  rice and mongongo nuts. 
A)  maize and beans. 
B)  beans and millet. 
C)  yams and breadfruit. 
D)  rice and mongongo nuts.

Question 19

Annette Weiner attributes the Trobriand Islander's maintenance of traditional beliefs in the face of change brought by tourism and other outside cultural contacts to

Accepted Answer

A)  their strong religious beliefs. 
B)  the leadership of the chiefs 
C)  the Kula Ring. 
D)  the role of women. 
A)  their strong religious beliefs. 
B)  the leadership of the chiefs 
C)  the Kula Ring. 
D)  the role of women.

Question 20

The text refers to all but _____ as a form of currency.

Accepted Answer

A)  cowry shells 
B)  knives 
C)  beads 
D)  fur 
A)  cowry shells 
B)  knives 
C)  beads 
D)  fur

Agriculturally based societies are primarily associated with the following economic institution(s):

Compare and contrast foragers (from chapter 5) and horticulturalists with respect to technology, subsistence, division of labor, and systems of distribution.Cite specific examples to illustrate your discussion.

The Trobriand Islands made famous in the ethnographies of Bronislaw Malinowski are now called the

Nation-state currency today is usually backed by

Name two similarities and two differences between the features of horticulturalism and pastoralism.

Ghana provides an interesting case of both commodity and fiat money existing today.What is the "commodity"?

Compare and contrast the environments, technologies, and subsistence strategies of two societies you have read about, learned about in lecture, or seen in a video.

List and discuss two ecological conditions that fostered pastoralism.

List three specific ways that horticulturalism and pastoralism are similar.

Discuss and cite examples of three different human subsistence strategies.

State societies have what modes of economic exchange?

List three reasons that some believe horticulture was the worst mistake in the history of humanity.

Describe the features of horticultural societies, and cite specific examples showing how the Yanomamo fit these features.

The Yanomamo of Venezuela and Brazil use which type of subsistence strategy?

When the entrepreneur from Hawaii attempted to purchase large quantities of Tahitian palm fiber hats she discovered the Tahitian weavers

Horticulturalists have

Describe the technology of _ (name group) and explain why this group's technology and food subsistence strategy would be characterized as _ (name a type of subsistence strategy).

Trobriand Islanders grow

Annette Weiner attributes the Trobriand Islander's maintenance of traditional beliefs in the face of change brought by tourism and other outside cultural contacts to

The text refers to all but _____ as a form of currency.

Anthropology: What Are Its Subfields and Perspectives

Culture: What Makes Us Strangers When We Are Away From Home

Fieldwork: How Are Data Gathered

Language: Is This What Makes Us Human

Subsistence Strategies and Resource Allocation I: What Challenges Face Foragers

Marriage, Family, and Residence: What Are the Possibilities

Kinship and Descent: Are These the Ties That Bind

Gender and Sexuality: Nature or Nurture

Political Order, Disorder, and Social Control: Who Decides

Belief Systems: How Do We Explain the Unexplainable

Expressions: Is This Art

Culture Change and Globalization: What Have We Learned

Applying Anthropology: How Does It Make a Difference

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Exam 6: Subsistence Strategies and Resource Allocation II: How Did Food Production Transform Culture

Agriculturally based societies are primarily associated with the following economic institution(s):

Compare and contrast foragers (from chapter 5) and horticulturalists with respect to technology, subsistence, division of labor, and systems of distribution.Cite specific examples to illustrate your discussion.

The Trobriand Islands made famous in the ethnographies of Bronislaw Malinowski are now called the

Nation-state currency today is usually backed by

Name two similarities and two differences between the features of horticulturalism and pastoralism.

Ghana provides an interesting case of both commodity and fiat money existing today.What is the "commodity"?

Compare and contrast the environments, technologies, and subsistence strategies of two societies you have read about, learned about in lecture, or seen in a video.

List and discuss two ecological conditions that fostered pastoralism.

List three specific ways that horticulturalism and pastoralism are similar.

Discuss and cite examples of three different human subsistence strategies.

State societies have what modes of economic exchange?

List three reasons that some believe horticulture was the worst mistake in the history of humanity.

Describe the features of horticultural societies, and cite specific examples showing how the Yanomamo fit these features.

The Yanomamo of Venezuela and Brazil use which type of subsistence strategy?

When the entrepreneur from Hawaii attempted to purchase large quantities of Tahitian palm fiber hats she discovered the Tahitian weavers

Horticulturalists have

Describe the technology of _________ (name group) and explain why this group's technology and food subsistence strategy would be characterized as _________ (name a type of subsistence strategy).

Trobriand Islanders grow

Annette Weiner attributes the Trobriand Islander's maintenance of traditional beliefs in the face of change brought by tourism and other outside cultural contacts to

The text refers to all but _____ as a form of currency.

Anthropology: What Are Its Subfields and Perspectives

Culture: What Makes Us Strangers When We Are Away From Home

Fieldwork: How Are Data Gathered

Language: Is This What Makes Us Human

Subsistence Strategies and Resource Allocation I: What Challenges Face Foragers

Marriage, Family, and Residence: What Are the Possibilities

Kinship and Descent: Are These the Ties That Bind

Gender and Sexuality: Nature or Nurture

Political Order, Disorder, and Social Control: Who Decides

Belief Systems: How Do We Explain the Unexplainable

Expressions: Is This Art

Culture Change and Globalization: What Have We Learned

Applying Anthropology: How Does It Make a Difference

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Describe the technology of _ (name group) and explain why this group's technology and food subsistence strategy would be characterized as _ (name a type of subsistence strategy).