Sambia ethics demanded that family members __________
a. avenge a killing of one of their own
b. forgive their enemies
c. hand over all weapons
d. move away from the enemy tribe
Answer: a
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a. ethnogenesis. b. transnational. c. stateless nationality. d. civilization.
An example of an institutional migrant is a __________
A) seasonal agricultural worker B) person displaced due to state action C) resident in a home for the aged D) bracero
Experimental archaeology provides archaeologists with bridging arguments, ways to make inferences about past behavior from material remains. Which of the following is not an example of experimental archaeology?
a. Using British schoolboys to see if they could move stones similar to those used to build Stonehenge. b. Using a stone tool to scrape hide and then examining microwear present on the tool's edge to determine the type of wear caused by hide-scraping. c. Using seriation to construct a way to date archaeological sites based on painted pottery styles. d. Throwing hafted spear points into elephant carcasses to determine their capacity for penetration. e. Excavating major quarries into bedrock using only fire, wooden wedges, and stone mallets to see if materials for ancient stones tools could have been located and collected in this way.
Which of the following is an application of applied, or practicing, anthropology?
A) conducting social impact studies B) describing the art of a society C) decoding kinship terminologies D) looking for universal themes in myth