Ant Quiz 3

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status

Back 1

people interact as incumbents of publicly recognized social positions, each social position is called a status

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ascribed status

Back 2

a status over which you have little control you are born or grow into it, (given)

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achieved status

Back 3

on that you must gain by meeting certain criteria(earned)

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social class

Back 4

refers to the hierarchical distinctions(or stratification's) between individuals or groups in societies or cultures

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economic class

Back 5

divided up by economic status; this means people are in the same economic class

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social capital

Back 6

connections with and between social networks; work inside your social group; who you know

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cultural capital

Back 7

values and traditions that people inherit from their family or community, learned form of culture through academic qualifications, cultural goods like books or paintings that are produced in a particular time and a particular place

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economic capital

Back 8

money

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gender

Back 9

culturally constructed roles assigned to males or females, varying considerably from society to society

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third and fourth gender

Back 10

gays, lesbians, transvestites, basically not male or female but both

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race

Back 11

categorization of humans into populations of groups on the basis of various sets of heritable characteristics

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alternative biological "racial" categories

Back 12

by resistance, digestion, finger prints, genes

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intimate apartheid

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RD, how black, whites and Latinos separate themselves even though they are all in the same class

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consumptive production

Back 14

producing something by first consuming what it takes to produce it

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productive consumption

Back 15

production that is at the same time identical with consumption

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bilineal

Back 16

ways of tracing descent through both sides of the family

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unilineal

Back 17

tracing through one side of the family either patrilineal or matrilineal

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affine

Back 18

people who have married into your system

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consanguine

Back 19

people related by blood

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parallel cousin

Back 20

father brothers children or mothers sisters children; same sex as parents kids on heir side

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cross cousins

Back 21

opposite sex of parents children; mothers brothers kids and fathers sisters children

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Kinship: generation

Back 22

different term for people like mom, cousins

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kinship:gender

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primo-male cousin, prima-female cousin

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kinship: affinity

Back 24

distinction made on the basis of connection through marriage

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kinship: collaterality

Back 25

distinction in direct line of kin, (father and uncle)

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kinship: bifuraction

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distinction from mothers side to fathers side

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kinship:relative age

Back 27

relative of same category distinguish by age (older brother different name then younger brother)

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kinship: sex of linking relative

Back 28

distinction between cross cousing and parallel cousins

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exogamy

Back 29

outside union; out breeding

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endogamy

Back 30

inside union; in breeding

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polygamy

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more than on union

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polygyny

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more than one woman

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polyandry

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more than one man

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bilocal

Back 34

live in two locations

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ambilocal

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either live with patrilineage or matrilineage

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partilocal

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live with patralineage

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matrilocal

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live with matrilineage

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neolocal

Back 38

new place, start own household

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dowry

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accumulation of wealth when girls are young, grows, takes set of assets into marriage, her wealth (money, goods, or estate of bride)

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bridewealth or bride service

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payment made by groom or his kin to the kin of the bride in order to ratify a marriage

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marriage(stone)

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birth rights, sexual access, gender, number of people, residence patterns

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secondary fathers

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sex partners for pregnant women; they help create the baby, don't tire husbands, women use this to secure support by having many partners

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Eskimo descent system

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bilateral kinship, lineal core-nuclear family, generation(separate out nuclear family), gender(primarily in nuclear family, doesnt recognize cousin cousin gender in terminology), affinity (outise of nuclear family no differentiation, inside there is sister in law...) collaterality

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Sudanese descent system

Back 44

each related person has own term, unilineal descent, partilineanl society, generation, gender,

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Omaha descent system

Back 45

unilineal descent, patrilineal, gender, generation, sex of linking relative, collaterality, bifuraction