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Most European scientists in the 17th century believed that the world was? - Answers-perfect and mostly unchanged since creation. Uniformitarianists view the current appearance of the Earth as the result of? - Answers-processes of erosion and weathering. In the uniformitarian view, one could determine the age of the Earth by - Answers-reference to the modern rate of erosion. The statement "The operations of nature are equable and steady" reflects? - Answers-the uniformitarian persp...

Henry Morgan's argument that all societies "progress" through the same stages of development (savagery, barbarism, civilization) is an example of what type of thinking? - Answers-Ethnocentric Anthropologist Bob Myers argues that - Answers-anthropology seeks to illustrate the potential for human life. anthropology seeks to demonstrate that the way of doing things we know best is neither normal nor necessarily right. anthropology does not seek to exoticize those who live differently ...

1) name the three ways that cultural traits are shared or not shared between societies with examples and 2) name the ways that culture changes. - Answers-The 3 ways that cultural traits are shared/ not shared between societies are universals, generalities, and particularities. Universals are behaviors shared by all humans such as living in social groups and having families. Generalities are behaviors in most cultures such as concepts of descent and life cycle events (birth, puberty, marriage, pa...

study of communication, language origins, used and change related to culture - Answers-linguistic anthropology what happens if the language dies? - Answers-culture and knowledge die tries to integrate everything that is known about humans - Answers-holitic studies other cultures from different perspectives - Answers-comparative

Applied Anthropology - Answers-use of anthropological knowledge to prevent or solve problems or to shape and achieve policy goals. D - Answers-1. Anthropology is usually divided into four fields, but some people claim that a fifth, known as __________, should be included. A interpretivist anthropology B functionalist anthropology C theoretical anthropology D applied anthropology E cultural relativism C - Answers-Biological anthropologists focus on __________.

Culture - Answers-Culture refers to organized systems of symbols, ideas, explanations, beliefs and material production that humans create and manipulate in the course of their daily lives. Culture includes the customs by which humans organize their physical world and maintain their social structure. More recent approaches to culture recognize that cultures are not static, homogenous or bounded but dynamic and fluid. Culture refers to the shared social construction of meanings, but simultaneously...

A cultural anthropologist who spends a year or so living with, talking to, and observing people whose customs he or she is studying is known as a(n) __________. - Answers-ethnographer What proportion of anthropologists today are applied, or practicing, anthropologists? - Answers-over half Anthropology is a comparatively young discipline. It was only in the late __________ that anthropologists began to go to live with people in faraway places. - Answers-1800s Why is it incomplete to si...

Cultural Anthropology - Answers-The study of human society and culture. It describes, analyzes, interprets, and explains social and cultural similarities and differences. Archaeological Anthropology - Answers-The study of human behavior through material remains. Reconstructs, describes, and interprets human behavior and cultural patterns through materials. Biological Anthropology - Answers-The study of human biological variation in time and space. Linguistic Anthropology - Answers-The s...

Although globalization has affected society in many positive ways, it has also created and exacerbated many issues, including (1.), which could lead to many environmental refugees in the future, and (2.) due to pollution and corporate greed. - Answers-1. climate change 2. water scarcity Linguistic anthropology involves the study of past and present human language. Identify the reasons why studying language is important. - Answers-1. Language constantly changes. 2. Language is key to learnin...

The human population puts a tremendous strain on the planet in many ways, and our numbers continue to grow astronomically. Identify the approximate current global population, as of 2015, and the expected population in 2050. - Answers-2015 - 7.2 billion people 2050 - 9 billion people Linguistic anthropology - Answers-study of human language, past and present physical anthropology - Answers-study of humans from a biological perspective archaeology - Answers-analysis of the human past thr...

Archaeology Anthropology - Answers-Archaeology is the study of how people used to live, based on the materials, or artifacts, they left behind. These artifacts, art, implements, and other objects of material culture form the basis for the analysis and interpretation of ancient cultures. Cultural Anthropology - Answers-the study of human societies in a cross-cultural and focuses on how people lead their daily lives is at the heart of the field. Ethnology, one of the subfields of cultural anthr...

Physical Anthropology - Answers-- Paleoanthropology - Primatology - Human variation - Forensic anthropology - Applied physical anthropology Archaeology - Answers-- Historical anthropology - Prehistoric anthropology

linguistic anthropology - Answers-study of language and the way ppl use them;entails discriptive (recording/analyzing graamar) and comparative (relationships between languages) applied anthropology - Answers-the application of anthropoligical data, perspectives, theory, and methods to identify, assess, and solve contemporary social problems Emile Durkheim - Answers-Father of sociology, functionalism, metaphysician, mechanical and organic solidarity, developed idea that division of labor as...

cultural resource management - Answers-these people ensure that the laws are properly followed, that high quality research is conducted, and that the data from archaeological sites are not destroyed by federally funded building projects anthropology linguistics - Answers-branch of anthropology that studies human speech and language historical linguistics - Answers-deals with the emergence of language in general and how specific languages have diverged over time descriptive linguistics -...

enculturation - Answers-the process by which culture is learned and transmitted across the generations symbol - Answers-something, verbal or nonverbal, that stands for something else core values - Answers-key, basic, or central values that integrate a culture hominid - Answers-a member of hominid family; any fossil or living human, chimp, or gorilla hominins - Answers-hominids excluding the african apes; all the human species that ever have existed

Archaeological anthropology - Answers-The study of human behaviour through material remains. Biological anthropology - Answers-The study of human biological variation in time and space. Physical anthropology - Answers-Same as biological anthropology Linguistic anthropology - Answers-The study of language and linguistic diversity in time, space, and society. Sociolinguistics - Answers-The study of language in society.

Participant observation - Answers-learning the culture through social participation and personal observation Ethnology - Answers-study of analysis of different cultures from a comparative or historical POV explain similarities and differences Linguistic - Answers-study of human languages Discourse - Answers-an extended communication on a particular subject Archaeology - Answers-study of human cultures through the recovery and analysis of material remains and environment data

Anthropology vs. Sociology - Answers-Anthropology is the broad study of humankind around the world & throughout time. It is concerned with both the biological & cultural aspects of humans. Sociology is the study of the origin, development, organization, and function of human society. (i.e. gender roles, family structure). Anthropology dealt with the study of cultures different from one's own, while sociology was used to understand one's own society.

When conducting an authorized search of an employees locker, the employee and representative of what department should be present? - Answers-Human Resources Which of the following is true of a leading question - Answers-It hints at what the answer is To make parking areas safe and easier to defend during a crowd control event, the areas should be - Answers-Well lit What should security officers who work in a facility with historically high levels of disturbances possess? - Answers-Basic...

CPL 2.20-3 - Answers-Indemnification comes from the State Attorney General's Office (in Civil Suits ONLY) CPL 140.50 - Answers-Temporary questioning of persons in public (Stop, Question and Frisk) CPL 310.10 - Answers-Jury must never be left unattended CPL 310.20 - Answers-Only authorized items in deliberation room Mental Hygiene Law Section 9.41 - Answers-Can take a mentally ill person who