ANTHROPOLOGY 205 FINAL EXAM- LYNCH WITH CORR
The ccocoliztli cepidemic cof c1576 crefers cto cmillions cof cdeaths cin cthe cterritory cof cNew cSpain cin c
ccentury cattributed cto cone cor cmore cillnesses ccollectively ccalled ccocoliztli. c- cCORRECT cANS✔✔
grow cin ctrees, ccollected, cgives cleft covers cto cfriends cand cfamily cand csells cthe crest, cused cto cfo
cdisease cwith c2 cdiuretics: cQuerciti cand cLuteolin c- cCORRECT cANS✔✔Macpalxocitl
a cplant cthat cpromotes clabor cby cstimulating ccontractions c- cCORRECT cANS✔✔Oxytoxic
a cdisease cthat ccan cbe ctransmitted cto chumans cfrom canimals. c- cCORRECT cANS✔✔Zoonose
the cseverity cor charmfulness cof ca cdisease cor cpoison. c- cCORRECT cANS✔✔Virulence
Big cFoot c- cCORRECT cANS✔✔sli cPoda
A cmicrobial corganism cwith cthe cability cto ccause cdisease c- cCORRECT cANS✔✔Agent
an corganism, ctypically ca cbiting cinsect cor ctick, cthat ctransmits ca cdisease cor cparasite cfrom cone ca
cCORRECT cANS✔✔Vector
The cchange cof ca cbiological cobject ctriggered cby cchange cof ca crelated cobject c- cCORRECT cANS
Fraction cof ca cpopulation chaving ca cspecific cdisease cat ca cgiven ctime, cProportion cof cthe cpopulat
ca cspecific cpoint cin ctime c- cCORRECT cANS✔✔Prevalence
The cnumber cof cindividuals cwho cfall cill cwith ca ccertain cdisease cduring ca cdefined cperiod, cdivided
cCORRECT cANS✔✔Incidence crates
example cof ccultural cextinction. clast cwild cIndian cYahi c- cCORRECT cANS✔✔Ishi
An calkaloid cneurotoxin cthat ccauses cparalysis cby cblocking cacetylcholine creceptors cin cmuscle. c-
1887 claw callowing cthe cgovernment cto cgrant cland choldings cto cindividual cIndians crather cthan cth
cin cthe cbreakup cof creservations cand closs cof ctribal clands c- cCORRECT cANS✔✔Dawes cAct
economic cand cpolitical cconnections cthat ctie cthe cworld's ccountries ctogether c- cCORRECT cANS✔
, *Prevalence cRate-the ctotal cnumber cof ccases cof ca cparticular cdisease cin ca cgiven cpopulation cat c
cU.S. cthan cBrazil. c- cCORRECT cANS✔✔Variables cof cdisease cpatterning
population cfactors, chow cmany cpeople, chow cdensely cpopulated cexamples
eg. cSmallpox cin cthe cnew cworld, cVirgin cPopulation, cfarm cmore cvirulent c(deadly) c-- cbut cenormou
cvirulence>Aztec c(Cocolitzili) cversus cNative cNorth cAmericans; cbelieved cto cbe ca cdemon c- cCOR
using cevolutionary cmodels cat cthe cpopulation clevel cto cmold cpathogens cto ca cmore cbeing cstate c
Eg. cwide-spectrum cantibacterials. c
Re-thinking ccost-benefit canalyses. cEg. c"Nothing cbut cnets." c- cCORRECT cANS✔✔infectious cdise
Between cIndia cand cAfrica. clow cresources chardest chit cby cmalaria. c- cCORRECT cANS✔✔origins
Desperate cSupply c& cSelective cDemand:
*Indigenous ceconomies cin cwhich cthere cis cland ctenure cover ctiny cplots cof cland, cwhere cfarmers c
cengage cin csmall-scale ctrading.
Ex-Minimum cSalaries, cSelling cof cWares c(pottery), cInternational cCompanies ccan cskirt caround cen
ceconomies. c- cCORRECT cANS✔✔penny ccapitalism
Malnutrition>Intestinal cParasites>Diarrhea>Weakening cof cthe cImmune cSystem>Infectious cDisea
cANS✔✔scrimshaw's cvicious ccycle
1. cCultural cExtinction: cwar, cdisease, cfamine. cThey cusually cloose ccultural cways cand csplit cup. cE
cGroups, cBrazil cpeople, cAmazon cGroups
2. cAssimilation: cAcceptance cof cnew cways cand cbecome cfirst cclass ccitizens. cAlmost cnever chapp
cArizona
3. cCreation cof cSubordinate cStatus: cMost ccommon ctoday. cThey cbecome csecond cclass ccitizens
cfully cassimilated. cLoose cmajority cof ctheir cpower. cExample; cOakoni's cpeople c- cCORRECT cANS
cindigenous cpeoples
This cis can cexample cof cPaleogeography. cPopulation cFactors cand csettlement cchanges. cThe cshif
cdown cbecause cit cincrease cinfectious cdisease cand cnutritional cstress. cWaste cbuilds cup cresulting
cMore cchances cfor cyou cto cget csick cbecause cpeople csettle cin cone carea. c- cCORRECT cANS✔✔
cagriculture
-elephantiasis, c"Sli cPoda" c(Indian cfor cbig cfoot)
-120 cmillion ccases cworldwide c(60 cmillion cin cIndia)
-Host: c(organism cinfected) chumans
-Agent: c(organism ccausing cthe cdisease) cNematode c(worm)
-Vector: cthe cculex cmosquito
-Sanitation ccomes cinto cplay
-belief cthat cit cis ccaused cby cdivine cpunishment, csocial cstigma
-no crecognition cby cnatives cof ca cconnection cbetween cthe cfirst cand clast cstages cof cthe cdisease
- cvery cpainful ctreatment, cusually csix cweeks; ccan cbe creversed cin cstages c1 c& c2
- ceducation cis cthe ckey cto cprevention, chigh cilliteracy crates c- cCORRECT cANS✔✔filariasis
-women cbroke cthe cwater cpump
-missed cgathering cat cthe cwell cto csocialize c
-Young cmen clost ctheir cjobs cand cfell cinto ccrime
-Well callowed cthe crich clandowners cto cirrigate ctheir cfields cwhile chiring cless clabor c- cCORRECT c
cIndia
c- cCORRECT cANS✔✔free chousing
forced cagriculture cin cNorth, ccompared cto csouthern ctribe; c(~80,000 cpeople crelocated), cforced cin
The ccocoliztli cepidemic cof c1576 crefers cto cmillions cof cdeaths cin cthe cterritory cof cNew cSpain cin c
ccentury cattributed cto cone cor cmore cillnesses ccollectively ccalled ccocoliztli. c- cCORRECT cANS✔✔
grow cin ctrees, ccollected, cgives cleft covers cto cfriends cand cfamily cand csells cthe crest, cused cto cfo
cdisease cwith c2 cdiuretics: cQuerciti cand cLuteolin c- cCORRECT cANS✔✔Macpalxocitl
a cplant cthat cpromotes clabor cby cstimulating ccontractions c- cCORRECT cANS✔✔Oxytoxic
a cdisease cthat ccan cbe ctransmitted cto chumans cfrom canimals. c- cCORRECT cANS✔✔Zoonose
the cseverity cor charmfulness cof ca cdisease cor cpoison. c- cCORRECT cANS✔✔Virulence
Big cFoot c- cCORRECT cANS✔✔sli cPoda
A cmicrobial corganism cwith cthe cability cto ccause cdisease c- cCORRECT cANS✔✔Agent
an corganism, ctypically ca cbiting cinsect cor ctick, cthat ctransmits ca cdisease cor cparasite cfrom cone ca
cCORRECT cANS✔✔Vector
The cchange cof ca cbiological cobject ctriggered cby cchange cof ca crelated cobject c- cCORRECT cANS
Fraction cof ca cpopulation chaving ca cspecific cdisease cat ca cgiven ctime, cProportion cof cthe cpopulat
ca cspecific cpoint cin ctime c- cCORRECT cANS✔✔Prevalence
The cnumber cof cindividuals cwho cfall cill cwith ca ccertain cdisease cduring ca cdefined cperiod, cdivided
cCORRECT cANS✔✔Incidence crates
example cof ccultural cextinction. clast cwild cIndian cYahi c- cCORRECT cANS✔✔Ishi
An calkaloid cneurotoxin cthat ccauses cparalysis cby cblocking cacetylcholine creceptors cin cmuscle. c-
1887 claw callowing cthe cgovernment cto cgrant cland choldings cto cindividual cIndians crather cthan cth
cin cthe cbreakup cof creservations cand closs cof ctribal clands c- cCORRECT cANS✔✔Dawes cAct
economic cand cpolitical cconnections cthat ctie cthe cworld's ccountries ctogether c- cCORRECT cANS✔
, *Prevalence cRate-the ctotal cnumber cof ccases cof ca cparticular cdisease cin ca cgiven cpopulation cat c
cU.S. cthan cBrazil. c- cCORRECT cANS✔✔Variables cof cdisease cpatterning
population cfactors, chow cmany cpeople, chow cdensely cpopulated cexamples
eg. cSmallpox cin cthe cnew cworld, cVirgin cPopulation, cfarm cmore cvirulent c(deadly) c-- cbut cenormou
cvirulence>Aztec c(Cocolitzili) cversus cNative cNorth cAmericans; cbelieved cto cbe ca cdemon c- cCOR
using cevolutionary cmodels cat cthe cpopulation clevel cto cmold cpathogens cto ca cmore cbeing cstate c
Eg. cwide-spectrum cantibacterials. c
Re-thinking ccost-benefit canalyses. cEg. c"Nothing cbut cnets." c- cCORRECT cANS✔✔infectious cdise
Between cIndia cand cAfrica. clow cresources chardest chit cby cmalaria. c- cCORRECT cANS✔✔origins
Desperate cSupply c& cSelective cDemand:
*Indigenous ceconomies cin cwhich cthere cis cland ctenure cover ctiny cplots cof cland, cwhere cfarmers c
cengage cin csmall-scale ctrading.
Ex-Minimum cSalaries, cSelling cof cWares c(pottery), cInternational cCompanies ccan cskirt caround cen
ceconomies. c- cCORRECT cANS✔✔penny ccapitalism
Malnutrition>Intestinal cParasites>Diarrhea>Weakening cof cthe cImmune cSystem>Infectious cDisea
cANS✔✔scrimshaw's cvicious ccycle
1. cCultural cExtinction: cwar, cdisease, cfamine. cThey cusually cloose ccultural cways cand csplit cup. cE
cGroups, cBrazil cpeople, cAmazon cGroups
2. cAssimilation: cAcceptance cof cnew cways cand cbecome cfirst cclass ccitizens. cAlmost cnever chapp
cArizona
3. cCreation cof cSubordinate cStatus: cMost ccommon ctoday. cThey cbecome csecond cclass ccitizens
cfully cassimilated. cLoose cmajority cof ctheir cpower. cExample; cOakoni's cpeople c- cCORRECT cANS
cindigenous cpeoples
This cis can cexample cof cPaleogeography. cPopulation cFactors cand csettlement cchanges. cThe cshif
cdown cbecause cit cincrease cinfectious cdisease cand cnutritional cstress. cWaste cbuilds cup cresulting
cMore cchances cfor cyou cto cget csick cbecause cpeople csettle cin cone carea. c- cCORRECT cANS✔✔
cagriculture
-elephantiasis, c"Sli cPoda" c(Indian cfor cbig cfoot)
-120 cmillion ccases cworldwide c(60 cmillion cin cIndia)
-Host: c(organism cinfected) chumans
-Agent: c(organism ccausing cthe cdisease) cNematode c(worm)
-Vector: cthe cculex cmosquito
-Sanitation ccomes cinto cplay
-belief cthat cit cis ccaused cby cdivine cpunishment, csocial cstigma
-no crecognition cby cnatives cof ca cconnection cbetween cthe cfirst cand clast cstages cof cthe cdisease
- cvery cpainful ctreatment, cusually csix cweeks; ccan cbe creversed cin cstages c1 c& c2
- ceducation cis cthe ckey cto cprevention, chigh cilliteracy crates c- cCORRECT cANS✔✔filariasis
-women cbroke cthe cwater cpump
-missed cgathering cat cthe cwell cto csocialize c
-Young cmen clost ctheir cjobs cand cfell cinto ccrime
-Well callowed cthe crich clandowners cto cirrigate ctheir cfields cwhile chiring cless clabor c- cCORRECT c
cIndia
c- cCORRECT cANS✔✔free chousing
forced cagriculture cin cNorth, ccompared cto csouthern ctribe; c(~80,000 cpeople crelocated), cforced cin
