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what is politics
process by which desicions are made, rules for behavior established, poaition of leaders regulated and dispuites mediated
2 types of decision making
consensus based abnd chain of command
achieved status
worked for it
ascribed status
born into, haven't earned anything to achieve "power"
uncentralized
leaders, no power,
band
small group achieved status, kin order
tribe
group of independent communities that occupy a specific region common lang and culture.
centralized political systems
more complex societies, higher population, need more control
polygamy
plural marriage in which one spouse takes more then one wife or husband
kinship
complex system of social relationships based on marriage and birth
kin affiliation
set of kin a person affilates with and depends on
agriculture
the intense and continuous use of land and involves domesticated animals, fertilizers, irrigation and terracing
endogamy
marrying someone inside ones own kin
exogamy
marrying someone outside ones own kin
polygamy
plural marriage in which one spouse takes more then one wife or husband
fraternal polygamy
one woman will marry a group of brothers
matrilocal
lives with wives mothers family
ambilocal
couple lives with husbands mothers brother
family
a social and economic unit consisting minimally of one parent and their child
nuclear
married couple with children
extended
2 or more married couple and 3 or more generation of children
kinship
complex system of social relationshioos based on marriafe and birth
kin affiliation
set of kins a person affilates with and depends on
unilineal descent
kin affiliation that regards dsecent though one sex only
matrilineal descent
descent only through mothers side
ambilineal descent
kin affiliation through either side
bilateral kin
affiliation through both parents
lingeages
kins whose members trace their links back to a known ancestor
clans
kins whose members believe themselves to be descended from a common ancestor but genelogy is unclear
phratries
group of supposedly related clans
ego
reference point or focal person