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DSST General Anthropology
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1. Runway/airstrip/radios (coconuts and straw to attract aircraft with cargo). Ritual marches (twigs/guns - insignia 'USA' to look like soldiers)
Cultivation
Substantive Economics
Cargo Cult
Hammurabi
2. A process in which chromosomes physically exchange parts.
Sanction
Non-warlike people
Crossing over
Quantitative Research
3. Structionalism. Amazon tribe. ethnographic.
Tribe
Kroeber
James George Frazer
Levi-Strauss
4. People group: (S. Mesopotamia/Iraq). Advanced Tech (bronze tools/weapons). Writing (cuneiform) - law - educations - intellectual - economic. City-state government
Allele
Hebrews
Sumerians
Egypt
5. Each inherited characteristic is determined by two heredity factors/genes - one from each parent - which determines whether a gene will be dominant or recessive.
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6. All the knowledge and values shared by a society
Margaret Mead
Lower Paleo Period
culture
Clan
7. A change or alteration in nitrogenous bases of DNA.
phenotype
Reciprocity
Mutation
Unit of Kinship
8. Chavin - Chibcham Chimor - Chachapoya - Huari - Inca - Moche - Nazca - Tairona - Tiwanaku
Generalized Reciprocity
Stimulus Diffusion
South American indians
Cultural Evolution
9. Specialization in Indus Socs. Not in Tribal Socs (age/gender decides who does what). Amazon tribes specialize though
Semantics
Production
KhoiKhoi
husbandry
10. Improve welfare of people in underdeveloped countries (usually through economic growth).
Weber
Formal Economics
International Development
Condensed Symbol
11. Study of human activity and cultures through material remains. non-natural science. half science - half humanity. Fills in gaps in human history.
Geosphere
Market Exchange
Structural-functional
Archaeology
12. Seperation(leave) - Liminality(limbo) - Incorporation(rejoin).
Cognatic Descent
Phases of rituals
Emile Durkheim
Egyptian diffusion
13. (skills that only some people have) Playing guitar - understanding algebra.
Specialities
Structural-functional
Modernization
Lineage
14. Belief of early anthropologist that cultures evolve through various stages from a simpler and more primitive state to a complex and more culturally advanced state.
New World monkeys
Genotypic Variations
Cultural Evolution
Anthropology
15. Half way b/n tribe and a state. Permanent political structure. Transitional form of sociopol org in evolution of tribe to state
Chiefdom
Egypt
Conspicuous Consumption
Malinowski
16. Associated with Julian Steward - study of adaptation of social culture to natural resources and other human groups.
Noosphere
McLennan
Alternatives
Cultural Ecology
17. Category of individuals who enjoy equal prestige according to a society. (Perception of class is relative). Economics - social status - aesthetic preferences - behavior - occupation - appearance - civic involvement
Moieties
Class
Stratigraphy
Neolithic Technology
18. The 1st in the three stages of the evolution theory developed by Lewis Henry Morgan. (hunter-gatherer - hordes - no class - no ownership).
Savagery
Hunter/Gatherers
Cargo Cult
Cultural Anthropology
19. From Africa to Eurasia (through Himalayas/Silk Road - across straight of Gilbralter.
Quinceanera
Stimulus Diffusion
Migration of Erectus
Cultural Ecology
20. Perform Rituals in belief that ancestors will recognize their own people and make very valuable cargo come (utopian/millenial). John Frum
Aztec indians
Bands & Tribes
Cargo Cult
Mesolithic Period
21. Large neolithic farming village in Turkey during 6700 B.C. - 5700 B.C.
prehistoric archaeology
Catal Huyak
Archaeology
Cultural Anthropology
22. Ruthless empire. By 665BC=Palestine - Syria - Asia Minor - Persian Gulf. buffer b/n civil Middle East & Barbarians.fell in 612BC. Internal revolution - and defeat by NeoBabylonians (Chaldeans)
Margaret Mead
Cargo Cult
Assyrians
Monarchy
23. Civilization to invent 'zero'
babylonians
Geerts
Agriculture
Chromosome
24. (geology) the principle that in a series of stratified sedimentary rocks the lowest stratum is the oldest
Social practices
Superposition
Greeks
Nistri periscope
25. The application of Charles Darwin's ideas about evolution and 'survival of the fittest' to human societies - particularly as justification for United States expansion. (white man's burden)
Nuclear Family
New World monkeys
Industrialization
Social Darwinism
26. Africa: Jackals=Dogs. Donkeys - cats. (entered religious thought - animistic philosphy of Egypt) - Neolithic
Animal domestication
Animism
Semantics
Negative Reciprocity
27. With reference to the writing of P. Teilhard de Chardin - a stage - world or sphere of evolutionary development characterized by consciousness - the mind - information and interpersonal relationships.
Noosphere
Myth
Geophysical prospecting
Kinship
28. Wheat - barley - flax began in Asia. Entered Africa through Nile Delta (Egypt). One form of wheat began in Ethiopia. - Neolithic
Generalized Reciprocity
Olduvai Gorge
Cultivation
Social Class Manifestation
29. Family that raised you
Religion
Survival
Redistribution
Family of orientation
30. All cultures accept. But only 20% of societies are considered strictly monogamous (one marriage per lifetime)
Mary Douglas Leakey
Functionalism
sharp edges
Monogamy
31. A type of agricultural activity based on nomadic animal husbandry or the raising of livestock to provide food - clothing - and shelter.
pastoralism
James George Frazer
Lower Paleo Period
Archaeology
32. Fixed at birth - unchangeable - endogamous. India: Brahmins - warriors - artisans - laborers (then untouchables)
Yanomamo
Caste
Etic perspective
culture
33. Traces back to ONE person
Syntax
Superposition
babylonians
Lineage
34. Characteristics are inherited independently from other characteristics
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35. Ritual in Japan/Samurai - boys 12-16 - temple - adult clothes/hair
Birth of Anthropology
Functionalism
Genpuku
Paleolithic period
36. Aborigine (dreamtime/totem)
Austrailia indians
Genotype
Levy-Bruhl
Formal Economics
37. Milan (1957) probe penetrates burial chambers and photographs walls and contents.
Kroeber
Nistri periscope
Allele
Dead Sea scrolls
38. Determining the success of a project
Homo Habilis
Evaluation research
Gene
Matrilineal Descent
39. Anthropologist: 12-volume comparative study of Religion (using ethnographic details) - evolution of religion from magic.
Diffusion
James George Frazer
Nuclear Family
Peking Man
40. Said anthropology is a 'Policy Science'. Urged for its use in improving the human condition. What is Culture - cross-cultural.
EB Tylor
Rite of passage
Syntax
exogamy
41. Either of 2 sibs - clans - kinship groups - of unilateral descent - that together make up a tribe or society
Genetic drift
Moieties
Reciprocity
Band
42. Buying/selling goods & Services with prices set by supply & demand. (usually involves money). Haviland: Informal v. Formal (govt controlled)
Market Exchange
Syntax
Anthropology
Non-warlike people
43. Random change in allele frequencies that occurs in small populations. Sewall-Wright effect
Genetic drift
Animism
Mesolithic Period
Real Culture
44. The study of the patterns and distributions of speech sounds in a language and the tacit rules for their pronunciation.
Phonology
Biosphere
Status
Kindred
45. Spread of an IDEA from one group to another.
Stimulus Diffusion
phenotype
Divorce
Emile Durkheim
46. A larger collection of DNA that contains many genes and the support proteins needed to control these genes.
Mauss
Chromosome
husbandry
platyrrhini
47. The genetic makeup of an organism as indicated by its set of alleles - that determines hereditary potential/limits from embyro to adulthood.
Genotype
Tribe
exogamy
Archaeology
48. Indissoluble in Roman Catholic and Hindu. Pueblo Indians: woman simply leaves moccasins on the doorstep (NM -AZ) No divorce allowed in Malta - Philippines. Low divorce rate in Japan. Islam allows but discourages (3x limit)
Divorce
Schliemann
Social impact assessment
endogamy
49. Thinker: social stratification
Kinship
Balanced Reciprocity
Weber
Survival
50. The process by which a living organism adapts to its environment.
Writing
Pacific indians
Adaptation
Hunter/Gatherers