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GLST 290 COMPLETE LATEST FINAL
BASED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
The truth is that cultural anthropology is the _________________, interpretation, and
________________ of similarities and differences in human cultures. - ANS-✅description, analysis
Four Subfeilds of Anthropology - ANS-✅Archeology, Cultural/Social, Physical/Biological, Linguistics
Archeology - ANS-✅The study or material artifacts to understand a person's culture or society.
Linguistics - ANS-✅The study of language in an culture
Physical/Biological - ANS-✅The study of human anatomy, primatology, and human origins
Cultural Superiority - ANS-✅The idea that people of one culture are more enlightened, advanced,
civilized, or intelligent than another
Culture is the ___________ way of life of a group of people that is... - ANS-✅total
shared, adaptive, learned, and integrated.
Language - ANS-✅system of verbal and nonverbal symbols used to communicate
There is no __________ language for Christians; no language is more ____________ or
_______________ for Scripture than any other. - ANS-✅scared
suitable
appropriate
Social Structure - ANS-✅refers the the ways people coordinate their lives in relation to one another at
the level of society.
Sex - ANS-✅biological maleness or femaleness usually given at birth
Gender - ANS-✅describes what it means to be male or female in a particular culture
Subsistence - ANS-✅A way a culture fights and finds food. Created by certain eating patterns and habits.
Four Modes of Food Production - ANS-✅Foraging, Horticulture, Agriculture, Pastoralism
Foraging - ANS-✅Gathering wild plants and wild animals
Horticulture
Impact of globalization - ANS-✅Cultivate wild and domestic crops
Pushed horticulture into agriculture
Agriculture
Impact of globalization - ANS-✅Requires constant fielding to cultivate crops
This has grown larger and supplies most of the world's foods
Pastoralism
Impact of globalization - ANS-✅Based on the use of domesticated animals
Not sustainable based on the length of time to adapt to nomadic state
Usufruct Rights - ANS-✅Property rights that state property belongs to someone
Systems of Exchange - ANS-✅Reciprocity, Redistribution, Market
Reciprocity - ANS-✅Gift exchange with no value in a returned gift
Redistribution - ANS-✅Collect goods and services to distribute them evenly
Market - ANS-✅Using money, resource, labor in exchange for goods/services
Three Forms of Reciprocity - ANS-✅Generalized, Balanced, Negative
Generalized Reciprocity - ANS-✅Gift exchange with no value in a returned gift
Balanced Reciprocity - ANS-✅Goods are exchange evenly, eye for an eye
Negative Reciprocity - ANS-✅One or both parties seek to receive more than they gave
Formalist Theory - ANS-✅Logic people use to pursue economic goals is universal and can be explained
universally
Substantivist Theory - ANS-✅economic behaviors change by culture
Melville Herskovite - ANS-✅Formalist theorist

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