How do qualitative and quantitative methods differ?
What will be an ideal response?
ANS: Qualitative methods involve participant observation, interviews, and use of oral histories and archives. Quantitative methods use different types of statistical calculations.
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Which of the following statements about the Yanomami is incorrect?
a. The Yanomami were repeatedly assaulted by miners and cattle ranchers wanting their natural resources. b. The various invaders into Yanomami territory introduced sexually transmitted diseases and alcoholism. c. Prior to the arrival of missionaries and foreign traders, the Yanomami did not have to deal with cultural change. d. The Brazilian state sent in military units to protect the miners as they torched large swathes of forestland. e. In the late 1960s, a measles epidemic killed hundreds of Yanomami.
Researchers studying the Tsimane have found that, among foragers who also farm, those who grow a cash crop __________.
A) live in more permanent settlements B) have a more diverse diet C) are most likely to clear more forest D) are more likely to use migrant labor
Define market exchanges
What will be an ideal response?
Functionalist explanations of social stratification emphasize __________
a. inherent biological differences in the abilities of people b. a system of rewards for the more capable who serve in roles that benefit society as a whole c. the use of force by elites against lower social group d. the use of rituals(ANALZYE;