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SAP exam Questions with Answers (100% Correct
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culture (types, characteristics) Answer: Aspects of culture can be looked
at in 2 different ways: material, and non-material
culture is: learned, shared, defines nature, patterned, shapes how we
perceive and understand the world
physical anthropology (definition and branches) Answer: Study the
origin of humans as a species, how our bodies evolved to their present
form, and what makes humans unique.
Branches: Paleoanthropology, Primatology, Human Variation, Forensic
cultural anthropology (definition and branches) Answer: Concerned
with the study of human societies and cultures and their development.
Branches: Archaeology, Ethnology, Linguistic
anthropology Answer: The study of human societies and cultures and
their development.
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social movement Answer: Social movement is a form of collective
behaviour centered on political/ social issues
Idea is to either promote change ("right to life") or resist change ("stop
stem cell research")
Social movements are organized and longer lasting
values Answer: the shared beliefs within a society about what is good,
right, and desirable
primatology (definitions, main players) Answer: primatologists study the
anatomy and behaviours of living primates; comparing the similarities
and differences of primates and humans.
Jane Goodall (monkeys)
Dian Fossey (apes)
Birute Galdikas (orangutans)
archaeology Answer: archaeology is the cultural anthropology of the
past. it is "the recovery, documentation, and analysis of objects to shed
light on human prehistory, behaviour and cultural evolution."
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SAP exam Questions with Answers (100% Correct
Answers)
culture (types, characteristics) Answer: Aspects of culture can be looked
at in 2 different ways: material, and non-material
culture is: learned, shared, defines nature, patterned, shapes how we
perceive and understand the world
physical anthropology (definition and branches) Answer: Study the
origin of humans as a species, how our bodies evolved to their present
form, and what makes humans unique.
Branches: Paleoanthropology, Primatology, Human Variation, Forensic
cultural anthropology (definition and branches) Answer: Concerned
with the study of human societies and cultures and their development.
Branches: Archaeology, Ethnology, Linguistic
anthropology Answer: The study of human societies and cultures and
their development.
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social movement Answer: Social movement is a form of collective
behaviour centered on political/ social issues
Idea is to either promote change ("right to life") or resist change ("stop
stem cell research")
Social movements are organized and longer lasting
values Answer: the shared beliefs within a society about what is good,
right, and desirable
primatology (definitions, main players) Answer: primatologists study the
anatomy and behaviours of living primates; comparing the similarities
and differences of primates and humans.
Jane Goodall (monkeys)
Dian Fossey (apes)
Birute Galdikas (orangutans)
archaeology Answer: archaeology is the cultural anthropology of the
past. it is "the recovery, documentation, and analysis of objects to shed
light on human prehistory, behaviour and cultural evolution."
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