Papersbyjol

Race is .... - ANSWER- a recent human invention - about culture, not biology - embedded in institutions and everyday life - is often purposefully utilized to realized political control (power), national (group) unity, and economic goals Race is NOT ... - ANSWER- it is not biological - it is not linked to intellectual ability History of the race concept in the US - ANSWERRace: the power of an illusion documentary Individual (personal) Racism - ANSWERwhen one person acts in a discrimi...

Haploid - ANSWERSex cells possess half the chromosomes of the somatic cells Heterozygous - ANSWERHaving two different alleles for a particular gene P2 - ANSWERHomozygous dominant 2pq - ANSWERheterozygous Q2 - ANSWERHomozygous recessive p+q=1 - ANSWERallele frequency equation Hardy Weinberg Equation - ANSWERp^2 + 2pq + q^2 = 1 Mutation - ANSWER(genetics) any event that changes genetic structure gene flow - ANSWERmovement of alleles from one population to another genetic...

Cultural Anthropology - ANSWERThe study of human society and culture; describes, analyzes, interprets, and explains social and cultural similarities and differences. Ethnography - ANSWERThe firsthand personal study of a local setting. Emerged as the primary research strategy of cultural anthropologists because in the past many societies had greater cultural uniformity Ethnographic Techniques - ANSWER1)Direct, firsthand observation 2)Conversation 3)The genealogical method 4)Detailed wor...

When did ardipithecus exist? A) 3.5-2.2 mya B) 5.8-4.4 mya C) 2.0-1.0 mya D) 10 mya - ANSWERB) 5.8-4.4 mya What are the two distinct hominin groups? A) Ergaster B) Early Homo and A. Boisei C) Erectus D) Lucy and H. Erectus E) All of the above - ANSWERE) All of the above What was australopithecus garhi associated with? A) Ethiopian stone tools and animal remains B) Skull development in early primates C) Darwinism D)Human biological plasticity E) Osteometry - ANSWERA) Ethiopian...

Cultural Anthropology - ANSWERThe study of human society and culture that describes, analyzes, interprets and explains social and cultural similarities and differences. What method do cultural anthropologists use to study culture? - ANSWEREthnography Ethnography (Definition and core contribution) - ANSWERthe firsthand personal study of a local setting Ethnographic techniques - ANSWEREthnographic present 1.Direct, firsthand observation 2.Conversation 3. The genealogical method 4. D...

which is NOT a reason archaeology, off the subfield is the most distinct - ANSWERit is the essentially popular activity of art collecting historical archaeology refers to the study of - ANSWERbegins with the beginning of written history in region of investigation prehistoric archeology is concerned with - ANSWERall of the above when we interpret some archeaolgical data by observing similar artifacts in use among living cultures we call it - ANSWERenthographic analogy best describes o...

Biological/Physical Anthropology - ANSWERStudy of human biological variation in time and space. Paleoanthropology - ANSWERStudy of hominid and human life through the fossil record. Human Biological Plasticity - ANSWERBody's ability to change. Primatology - ANSWERStudy of biology, evolution, behavior, and social life of primates. Bone Biology - ANSWERStudy of bone as a biological tissue, including its genetics, cell structure, growth, development, decay, and patterns of movement. ...

adjudication - ANSWERTo hear and settle (a case) by judicial procedure. To study and settle (a dispute or conflict) band - ANSWERa relatively small and loosely organized kin-ordered group that inhabits a specific territory and that may split periodically into smaller extended family groups that are politically independent. chiefdom - ANSWERA system of government in which the leader relies on generosity, ritual status, or charisma rather than force to win obedience from the people. cultu...

Archaeology - ANSWERA holistic process. The systematic study of humankind through past remains Four subfields of anthropology - ANSWERPhysical Anthropology, Cultural Anthropology, Linguistic Anthropology, and Archaeology Physical Anthropology - ANSWERstudies humans as a biological species. Cultural Anthropology - ANSWERNon-genetic form of adaptation. Human behavior and culture. Linguistic Anthropology - ANSWERStudies characteristics, relationships, and culture of language. Archaeo...

Erectus face, teeth and jaws larger than australopithecines - ANSWERWhich of the following was not a biological or cultural change that allowed Homo Erectus to venture out of Africa? Variety within the population and competition for resources - ANSWERThere must be ____ for natural selection to work on a given population? Habilis - ANSWERWhich species was first identified with oldowan tool technology? Oldowan pebble tool - ANSWERA. garhi used what kind of tool? Cave art - ANSWERWhich ...