What proportion of anthropologists today are applied, or practicing, anthropologists?
A) over half
B) about one-quarter
C) only 10 percent
D) nearly all
A
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Despite the domination of the peasantry by the state or landlords, the peasantry often adapted at the level of the village or community by cooperating in the production, distribution, exchange, and consumption of goods,
thus assuring that individual families did not become destitute. Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
The Igbo Women's War is an example of
A. hegemony working to eliminate resistance. B. social stratification. C. religious control. D. shame and ridicule as a method of resistance. E. women achieving status in a tribal society.
What is the major threat to family stability among the Ju/wasi?
A) ?Property conflicts between siblings. B) ?Arguments between husbands and wives over infidelity. C) ?Conflicts over food distribution. D) ?Disagreements between men and their fathers-in-law over labor demands.
Franz Boas is the undisputed father of four-field U.S. anthropology. One of his most important and enduring contributions to anthropology was
A. stressing the relevance of independent invention in human cultural history. B. providing evidence that both biology and culture are susceptible to evolutionary forces, thus providing a framework for the comparative method. C. expanding the local ethnographic focus to include a regional perspective. D. showing that human biology is plastic, and that biology (including race) does not determine culture. E. the field's earliest example of multitimed and multisited ethnography.