If you were a Diné and had a song that you sang on the way to class every day, you would __________
a. write it down quickly
b. sing it on other occasions too
c. feel it enhanced the action of walking to class
d. not sing it again
c
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__________ are cultural practices designed to equalize access to food, resources, and social prestige through a community so that no one individual can amass greater wealth or greater prestige than other people
a. Reciprocal networks b. Social redistribution c. Behavioral norms d. Leveling mechanisms
The scarcity and inequality explanations of hunger
a. together explain hunger completely and satisfactorily. b. are mutually exclusive. c. are both correct to certain degrees. d. have both been dismissed by modern anthropologists.
________ refers to the contemporary world in flux, with people on the move, in which established canons, categories, distinctions, and boundaries are breaking down.
A. Postmodernity B. Diaspora C. Indigenization D. Hegemony E. Globalization
Which of the following would best be classified as a symbol?
a. scream b. sneeze c. handshake d. tears