One feature of transnationalism that is quite distinct from older patterns of migration and immigration is __________
a. the ability to claim citizenship in new countries
b. the ability to maintain close contacts with home countries
c. the loss of strong ethnic identities over time
d. true "melting pot" societies replacing older, multicultural societies
b
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Studying how a large animal carcass decomposes on an African savannah to determine how long it takes the carcass to disarticulate in different seasons and which bones are carried away by carnivores is an example of
a. ethnoarchaeology. b. taphonomy. c. experimental archaeology. d. geoarchaeology. e. uniformitarian processes.
The feeling of uncertainty and anxiety that an individual experiences when placed in a strange cultural setting is called:
a. cultural relativism. b. ethnocentrism. c. culture shock. d. fieldwork apprehension.
The root morpheme in the English word farmers is:
a. arm. b. farm. c. farmer. d. farmers.
In this chapter, John Whiting's research regarding the postpartum taboo is used to illustrate the application of the scientific method in an anthropological study. Describe theories, associations, and explanations, using his research as an example.
What will be an ideal response?