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Anthro 104
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1The Study Of human beings is...
- AArchaeology
- BPrimatology
- CAnthropology
- DPolygyny
2Anthro is these 3 characteristics...
- ACreative, Idealistic, Realistic
- BHolistic, Comparative, Relativistic
- CHolistic, Idealistic, Accepted
3When you look at the big picture of whats going on around you, and understand it as a whole
- AHolistic
- BRealism
- CPhysical Anthro
- DIdealistic
4You must look at human life from all angles, not just one aspect, in order to understand how it works.
- AHolistic
- BRelativisitic
- CComparative
5Keeping an open mind, don't pre-judge things, you need to suspend your own judgement if you want to study humans, don't judge people just because they are different
- ARelativisitc
- BComparative
- CHolistic
- DJudgement Based Learning
6Anthro is characterized by the "Four Field Approach", they are...
- AArchaeology, Cultural Anthropology, Anthropological Linguistics, Physical Anthropology
- BAnthropolitical Events, Physical Anthropology, Archaeology, Ethnography
- CLinguistics, Archaeology, Cultural Anthropology , Physical Anthropology
7The study of past cultures.
Trying to reconstruct what the past was like by putting together the pieces of their findings- AAncient Realistic Approach
- BArchaeology
- CLinguistics
- DPolygyny
8Study of present day cultures
observations and interviewing people
Ethnography is used here.- ACultural Anthropology
- BCultural Archaeology
- CRealitivism
9Anthropological Linguistics
- AStudy of language
- Bstudy of past cultures
- Cstudy of race
10Study of human biology
- APhysical Anthro
- BCultural Anthro
11Study of human evolution from fossil remains
- Apalaeoanthropology
- BArchaeology
- CPrimatology
12Look at humans biology.
look at the physical make -up of a population and what distinguishes them
-disease
-appearance
-skin color
-body shape- Ahuman variation
- Bprimatology
- Cscientology
- Dhuman biological make up
13study of human and non human biology and behavior
their similarities and differences- Aprimatology
- Bethnocentrism
- Canthrpology
14Refers to a particular profession
ie. Doctors, Lawyers, and anthros all have their own... what?- ACode of Ethis
- BStandard Make UP
- CGuidelines of the Practice
- DEthnocentrism
15Respect for other cultures, keeping an open mind, don't pre-judge
- ACultural Relatiivism
- BEthnocentrism
- CPolygyny
- DEthnography
16Judging other cultures by the values and standards of one's own culture,
often associated with the belief that ones own culture is superior to other cultures and fails to understand that people do things differently- AEthnocentrism
- BEthnography
- CCultural Relativism
17Dealing with another culture other than our own
- ACulture Shock
- BProtoculture
- CAdaptation
18Refers to traditional learned ways of thinking and acting. Shared by members of a society
- ACulture
- BValues
- CMorals
19process of learning to become a member of a society
- ACulture Shock
- BEthnocentrism
- Cenculturation
20Culture in its early stages.
They are looking at symbols that the cultures use to communiate- APhotoculture
- Bprotoculutre
- CHortoculture
21To have an insiders point of view of their own culture
- AEmic perspecitve
- Betic perspective
- CEdict Perspecitve
22the outsiders point of view of ones culture
- Aemic perpective
- BEtic Perspective
- Cculture shock
23Helps you to have an emic perspective. Participate with them, interview, and research. You eat with them, live with them. you put yourself into the other mans shoes and empathize with them
- AParticipant Observation
- Bethics
- CCulture Participation
24a branch of philosophy that examines moral principals
- AMoral Relativism
- BEthics
- CEthnocentrism
25distinction ppl make between right and wrong or good and bad behavior
- Amorals
- Bethics
- Cidealism
26Argues that if each society has its own ideas of right and wrong, then there are no universal moral standards and we must tolerate any behavior in other cultures no matter how we feel about them
- ACultural Relativism
- BMoral Relativism
- CCulture Bound Explanations
27Human rights pertain to the individual, not the whole group
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
28Cultural Relativism was developed by
- ARuth Dietz and her teacher
- BHenry Ford and the assembly line
- CFranz Boas and his STudents
29In 1215 [blank_start]King John[blank_end] of England signs the [blank_start]Magna Carta[blank_end]
- AKing John
- BKing Harry
- CMagna Carta
- DTreaty of Verslies
30Bill of Rights enacted by English Parliment in 1689 listing the basic rights and liberties
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
31Bill of Rights - the first ten amendments of the constitution go into effect in what year?
- A1892
- B1791
- C1787
32world war 1 is during which time frame?
- A1914-1918
- B1897-1901
- C1914-1919
33After the first world war, what is formed to promote world peace?
- ALeague of Nations
- BDeclaration of Independence
- CMagna Carta
34President Frank D Roosevelt, in his 1941 State of the Union address talks about four essential,l human freedoms: [blank_start]freedom of speech[blank_end], [blank_start]freedom of worship[blank_end], [blank_start]freedom from want[blank_end], and [blank_start]freedom from fear[blank_end]
- Afreedom of speech
- Bfreedom of worship
- Cfreedom from want
- Dfreedom from fear
35
The Charter of the United Nations is signed in June 1945 declaring the intentions to "reaffirm faith in fundamental human rights"- AVerdadero
- BFalso
36In 1966 the two treaties that were produced by the Human Rights Commission and together with the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and comprised the International Bill of Human Rights were
- AInternational Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR)
- Bthe International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR)
- CInternational Rights of Human and Civil Engineers (IRHCE)
Información
- Descripción
- first test
- Autor
- lisa.rayburg
- Idioma
- English
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