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Man is a Primate
True
TERM 2
Man is a mammal
DEFINITION 2
True
TERM 3
Man is not an animal
DEFINITION 3
false
TERM 4
Man's primate ancestors adapted to life in the
trees
DEFINITION 4
true
TERM 5
Primate vision was adapted to life in the trees
DEFINITION 5
true
chimpanzees not only use tools, they make
tools
true
TERM 7
Natural selection is an important part of
evelution
DEFINITION 7
true
TERM 8
Evolution is an agreed upon theory
DEFINITION 8
true
TERM 9
Australopithecus came before Homo habilis
DEFINITION 9
true
TERM 10
Homo habilis means "handy man"
DEFINITION 10
true
chipanzees can be taught sign
language
True
TERM 17
Man stopped evolving about 30,000 years
ago
DEFINITION 17
false
TERM 18
Australopithecus boisei and A. robustus have
smaller jaws than other Australopithecines
DEFINITION 18
False
TERM 19
Neither humans nor other primates ever eat
insects
DEFINITION 19
False
TERM 20
Franz Boas was not a founding father of
American anthropology
DEFINITION 20
False
A.R. Radcliffe-Brown was a structural-
functionalist
True
TERM 22
Chipanzees never eat animal products
DEFINITION 22
false
TERM 23
homo erectus never left Africa
DEFINITION 23
false
TERM 24
as man has evolved, his brain has generally
become smaller, the only exception was
neandertal whos brain was under 200 cc
DEFINITION 24
false
TERM 25
the quest for meat has nothing to do with
human communication
DEFINITION 25
false
code switiching involves sepeaking differently
around different groups of people
true
TERM 32
food-forging was never important for man
DEFINITION 32
false
TERM 33
early pant and animal domesticationw as not
widely scattered
DEFINITION 33
true
TERM 34
pastoralists have animals and move
seasonally
DEFINITION 34
true
TERM 35
the work tasks that people perform
universally are distributed accoding to sex
and age
DEFINITION 35
true
potlatches have nothing to do with
economics
false
TERM 37
benedict described all American Indians as
having an identical personality
DEFINITION 37
false
TERM 38
generalized reciprocity is a mode of exchange
in which the value is not calculated nor is a
repayment time specified
DEFINITION 38
true
TERM 39
exchange where giving and receiving are
specified as to value and time of delivery is
called balanced reciprocity
DEFINITION 39
true
TERM 40
in negative reciprocity no one tries to get the
better of the exchange
DEFINITION 40
true
bands
food forgers
TERM 47
tribes
DEFINITION 47
result of domestication of plants &animals & food surplus-run
by group of elders
TERM 48
cheifdom
DEFINITION 48
ranked society-centeralized authority
TERM 49
state
DEFINITION 49
laws, standards, countries, power to coerce
TERM 50
segmentary lineage system political system
DEFINITION 50
true
law
formal negative sanctions
TERM 52
everyone has a world view
DEFINITION 52
book of Genesis
TERM 53
cheifdoms have chiefs
DEFINITION 53
tribes dont
TERM 54
religion fills 2 spots
DEFINITION 54
religion=rituals based on myth-social solidarity and
psycological assurance
TERM 55
EB Tyler: animism vs
animitism
DEFINITION 55
animism=put a face on it(spirit beings)animitism=nature
giving us something to think about(thunder)
imitative magic vs. contagious magic
imitative-looks like something then it can become
somethingcontagious-something that comes into contact
with something (contact)
TERM 62
witchcraft
DEFINITION 62
misfortune
TERM 63
myth
DEFINITION 63
sacred creation stories
TERM 64
legend
DEFINITION 64
always told as true by one that is important
TERM 65
epic
DEFINITION 65
long oral
tale
entertainment
TERM 67
ethnomusicology
DEFINITION 67
study of societies music in terms of its cultural setting
TERM 68
art
DEFINITION 68
50,000-10,000 years old
TERM 69
entaptic pheonenia
DEFINITION 69
pulsating images
TERM 70
primary innovation vs secondary innovation
DEFINITION 70
accidentaldeliberate
population exploiting the planet
man must be custodial of food and water
