ANTH 250- Midterm || QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS!!
master narrative correct answers this holds intellectual dominance as it tells a history that
begins with contact by europeans and is about great men and great events
alternative narrative correct answers this questions claims of objectivity as it tells multiple
histories, as told by indigenous peoples as they describe change
archaeology correct answers the study of material remains of human past
prehistoric and historic
biological anthropology correct answers the study of human (primate) biology and evolution
primatology, human variation, paleoanthropology
linguistic anthropology correct answers study of the relationship between language, human
behavior, and thought
it includes consideration of cultural, historical, and biological
cultural anthropology correct answers study of contemporary and historically recent human
societies and cultures
sets of learned behavior and ideas that human beings acquire as members of society
applied anthropology correct answers study of anthropology in which knowledge and skills
are applied to practical human problems
people who professionally work in this field work outside the academy
holism correct answers this idea looks for connections and interrelations between things, and
tries to understand parts in the context of the whole
it intersects the human and disciplinary
elovolutionary approach correct answers this approach considers biological and cultural
changes from past to present
ethnographic fieldwork correct answers this type of fieldwork includes participant
observation, consideration of context, and uses things such as interviews, surveys life
histories, etc.
archaeological fieldwork correct answers this type of fieldwork includes surveying,
reconnaissance, and excavation
, comparative correct answers a cross cultural comparison that considers similarities and
differences in a wide range of human societies BEFORE generalizing about human nature,
human society, or human history
the papachase nation and treaty 6 correct answers this band is not formally recognized any
longer, though they originally signed a treaty for reserve land in southeast edmonton (mill
woods), but it has since been annexed by city and this band has been denied land claims as
they are not recognized
dr. treena swanston correct answers she studies h. pylori amongst aboriginal peoples
h. pylori and kwaday dan ts'inchi correct answers canadian ice man had H. pylori, which is
demonstrative of biological roots. h pylori continues to disproportionately affect Aboriginal
peoples due to lower economic status and access to care
imperialism correct answers a policy of extending a country's power and influence through
diplomacy or military force
requires subjugation of "other"- domination
due to economic drive for resources
colonialism correct answers this is one expression of imperialism.
the policy or practice of acquiring full or partial political control over another country,
occupying it with settlers, and exploiting it economically.
settler colonialism correct answers a form of colonial formation whereby foreign people
move into a region. An imperial power oversees the immigration of these settlers who
consent, often only temporarily, to government by that authority.
exploitative/extractive colonialism correct answers a national economic policy of conquering
a country to exploit its natural resources and its native population.
the Age of Discovery correct answers an imperial age characterized by cultural arrogance
columbus and others filled Europeans with imagination about other peoples through vivid and
exaggerated accounts
people speculated about degeneration and considered the colonialism to be bringing
civilization to savages, barbarians to make them full humans
cultural evolutionism correct answers all cultures pass through evolutionary stages with
Europeans on top (hunter, agrarian, cities)
biological evolutionism correct answers people were a certain way because of their biology -
e.g. measuring bone size, etc.
unilineal evolutionism correct answers Darwin's research ultimately led to classification of
cultures into a series of increasingly complex evolution
SOLUTIONS!!
master narrative correct answers this holds intellectual dominance as it tells a history that
begins with contact by europeans and is about great men and great events
alternative narrative correct answers this questions claims of objectivity as it tells multiple
histories, as told by indigenous peoples as they describe change
archaeology correct answers the study of material remains of human past
prehistoric and historic
biological anthropology correct answers the study of human (primate) biology and evolution
primatology, human variation, paleoanthropology
linguistic anthropology correct answers study of the relationship between language, human
behavior, and thought
it includes consideration of cultural, historical, and biological
cultural anthropology correct answers study of contemporary and historically recent human
societies and cultures
sets of learned behavior and ideas that human beings acquire as members of society
applied anthropology correct answers study of anthropology in which knowledge and skills
are applied to practical human problems
people who professionally work in this field work outside the academy
holism correct answers this idea looks for connections and interrelations between things, and
tries to understand parts in the context of the whole
it intersects the human and disciplinary
elovolutionary approach correct answers this approach considers biological and cultural
changes from past to present
ethnographic fieldwork correct answers this type of fieldwork includes participant
observation, consideration of context, and uses things such as interviews, surveys life
histories, etc.
archaeological fieldwork correct answers this type of fieldwork includes surveying,
reconnaissance, and excavation
, comparative correct answers a cross cultural comparison that considers similarities and
differences in a wide range of human societies BEFORE generalizing about human nature,
human society, or human history
the papachase nation and treaty 6 correct answers this band is not formally recognized any
longer, though they originally signed a treaty for reserve land in southeast edmonton (mill
woods), but it has since been annexed by city and this band has been denied land claims as
they are not recognized
dr. treena swanston correct answers she studies h. pylori amongst aboriginal peoples
h. pylori and kwaday dan ts'inchi correct answers canadian ice man had H. pylori, which is
demonstrative of biological roots. h pylori continues to disproportionately affect Aboriginal
peoples due to lower economic status and access to care
imperialism correct answers a policy of extending a country's power and influence through
diplomacy or military force
requires subjugation of "other"- domination
due to economic drive for resources
colonialism correct answers this is one expression of imperialism.
the policy or practice of acquiring full or partial political control over another country,
occupying it with settlers, and exploiting it economically.
settler colonialism correct answers a form of colonial formation whereby foreign people
move into a region. An imperial power oversees the immigration of these settlers who
consent, often only temporarily, to government by that authority.
exploitative/extractive colonialism correct answers a national economic policy of conquering
a country to exploit its natural resources and its native population.
the Age of Discovery correct answers an imperial age characterized by cultural arrogance
columbus and others filled Europeans with imagination about other peoples through vivid and
exaggerated accounts
people speculated about degeneration and considered the colonialism to be bringing
civilization to savages, barbarians to make them full humans
cultural evolutionism correct answers all cultures pass through evolutionary stages with
Europeans on top (hunter, agrarian, cities)
biological evolutionism correct answers people were a certain way because of their biology -
e.g. measuring bone size, etc.
unilineal evolutionism correct answers Darwin's research ultimately led to classification of
cultures into a series of increasingly complex evolution
