Anthropology 100 Exam #1 Question with verified
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Anthropology - √√The study of humankind (all peoples and all times)
Ethnoscapes - √√landscapes that allow the movement, or fantasies about movement, of various
individuals and groups
Archaeology - √√The study of the lifeways of past cultures by examining material remains
What data does archeaology need? - √√Bones, tools, remains of buildings, garbage
When was anthropology created? - √√Mid-1800s
Applied anthropology - √√When anthropologists work outside of academic settings to apply
anthro strats to current world problems
Ethnocentrism - √√The tendency to to use our own cultural norms to judge the cultural beliefs
and practices of others
Ethnographic fieldwork - √√Primary research strat in cultural anthro that involves living +
interacting w a community of people over extended period of time to better understand their
lives
Cross-cultural and comparitive approach - √√When anthropologists compare practices across
cultures to explore human similarities, differences, and the potential for human cultural
expression
Four field approach - √√Biological, linguistic, archaeology, and cultural anthropology (BLAC)
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Anthropology - √√The study of humankind (all peoples and all times)
Ethnoscapes - √√landscapes that allow the movement, or fantasies about movement, of various
individuals and groups
Archaeology - √√The study of the lifeways of past cultures by examining material remains
What data does archeaology need? - √√Bones, tools, remains of buildings, garbage
When was anthropology created? - √√Mid-1800s
Applied anthropology - √√When anthropologists work outside of academic settings to apply
anthro strats to current world problems
Ethnocentrism - √√The tendency to to use our own cultural norms to judge the cultural beliefs
and practices of others
Ethnographic fieldwork - √√Primary research strat in cultural anthro that involves living +
interacting w a community of people over extended period of time to better understand their
lives
Cross-cultural and comparitive approach - √√When anthropologists compare practices across
cultures to explore human similarities, differences, and the potential for human cultural
expression
Four field approach - √√Biological, linguistic, archaeology, and cultural anthropology (BLAC)
