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In general, societies with the patrilineal-patrilocal complex are characterized by all of the
following except
Whether Neanderthals were ancestral to AMHs in Europe
inheritance of land and prestige through female lines.
An organism's ability to survive and reproduce
Upper Paleolithic toolmaking traditions.
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Which of the following statements about agriculturalists is true?
Domesticated plants lack natural seed dispersal mechanisms.
Genetic transmission
They use their land intensively and continuously.
Forced assimilation.
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What are the two major components of fieldwork in archaeological anthropology?
Systematic survey and excavation
Terrestrial primates
Some kind of family
Slash-and-burn techniques
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What is the term for our contemporary world in flux, with people on the move, in which
established canons, categories, distinctions, and boundaries are breaking down?
Climate Change
Postmodernity
Animism
Writing
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The American Anthropological Association's Code of Ethics is
designed to ensure that all anthropologists are aware of their obligations to the field of
anthropology, the host communities that allow them to conduct their research, and to
society in general.
Daughter languages
a revitalization movement
forced assimilation.
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Which of the following statements about leaders in foraging bands is true?
There is no such thing as the "noble savage." Conservationism is at odds with the basic
mindset of most humans, including hunter-gatherers.
Wealthy burials of young children
Divorce is unique to industrialized nation-states.
They have no means of forcing people to follow their decisions.
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Evidence from the South American site of Monte Verde suggests that the Americas may have first
been settled
around 18,000 years ago.
around 23,000 years ago.
around 19,000 years ago.
around 17,995 years ago.
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The emergence of agriculture in at least seven different regions of the world is an example of
Cultural adaptation
Molar size has decreased.
Genocide.
Independent invention.
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What does the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis argue?
The languages people speak influence the way they think.
Domesticated plants lack natural seed dispersal mechanisms.
Whether Neanderthals were ancestral to AMHs in Europe
Biological anthropology, linguistic anthropology, cultural anthropology, and archaeology
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What does the current debate about Neanderthals' relation to anatomically modern humans
(AMHs) focus on?
They use their land intensively and continuously.
Human groups differ in their capacities for culture.
Whether Neanderthals were ancestral to AMHs in Europe
Systematic survey and excavation
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Kottak argues that the relatively high incidence of expanded family households among poorer
North Americans is
Ecological anthropology
A mutation in the FOXP2 gene
genetic transmission
an adaptation to poverty.
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Which of the following statements about culture is not true?
Human groups differ in their capacities for culture.
The incest taboo does not eliminate incest.
Social races are groups assumed to have a biological basis but actually are defined in a
culturally arbitrary manner.
They lack hereditary inequality.
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Which of the following features do humans not share with other primates?
Cultural imperialism
Gender-based division of labor
They are fixed.
Habitual, obligatory bipedalism
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Which of the following statements concerning the Basseri and the Qashqai is true?
Food was very limited. Mealy-meal was the food most consumed, and there was very little
sharing between individuals of any resource.
It is a cultural adaptation to mobility associated with male travel for trade, commerce, and
warfare.
The Qashqai authority structure was more complex and hierarchical than that of the Basseri.
There is no such thing as the "noble savage." Conservationism is at odds with the basic
mindset of most humans, including hunter-gatherers.
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What was the major hominin group that lived from about 4 million to 1 million years ago?
Neolithic
Authority
Phonemes
Australopithecus
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What term refers to the arrangement and order of words in phrases and sentences?
Plural Society
Syntax
Phonemes
Ethnocide
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The term alienation is used to describe what phenomenon in industrial economies?
The study of hominid evolution and human life as revealed by the fossil record
They use their land intensively and continuously.
seeking to explain why specific biological variations occur.
The separation of workers from the things they produce
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Why was animal domestication less important in the New World than it was in the Old World?
The separation of workers from the things they produce
The large-game animals that were hunted during earlier periods either had gone extinct or
were not domesticable.
The argument that behavior in a particular culture should not be judged by the standards of
another culture
States were the by-products of the organizational requirements of large irrigation systems.
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Which of the following is an archaeological marker of ascribed status?
Wealthy burials of young children
They are fixed.
Olympian religion
Some kind of family
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Horticulture makes intensive use of
adaptation
none of the factors of production
enculturation.
Calls demonstrate linguistic productivity.
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