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57 Cards in this Set
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4 fields of Anthropology
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physical
archeology linguistic anthropology cultural |
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What is Anthropology
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the study of humankind
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Physical Anthropology(biological)
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analyze fossils and observe living primates (evolution) |
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invented electric pen
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Thomas Edison 1875
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outlawed by who and when
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Pope Hadrian 1 a.d. 787
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earliest tattoos
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2000 b.c.
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word for tattoo in Latin
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stigma
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tattoos - 18-29
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49%
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tattoos 30-39
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28%
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tattoos 40-49
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14%
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tattoos 50+
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10%
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the holistic prospective
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Study of a culture as a whole
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molecular
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uses biochemical techniques to test hypothesis
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paleoanthropology
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earliest orgins of the human species
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forensic anthropology
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identification of skeletal remains
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primatology
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the study of living and fossil primates
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Cultural
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Study of humans
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ethnography
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anything you can graph
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ethnology
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feelings
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archeology
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Study tools and pottery
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CRM
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Cultural resource management
tied to government policies for protection |
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linguistic anthropology
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language
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theory
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can't prove right or wrong
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hypothesis
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can prove right or wrong
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comparative method
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comparisons between people's past and present cultures
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anthropologist have obligations to
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those whom they study
those who fund research |
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bicultural
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interaction of biology and culture
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globalization
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world wide interconnectedness
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culture
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values beliefs and perceptions of the world shared by member of a society
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characters of culture (5)
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learned
shared based on symbols integrated dynamic |
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enculturation
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transmitting culture from one generation to the next
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culture cannot exist without
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Society
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shared culture...
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helps you predict how someone is likely to behave
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Society
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a bunch of people that are dependent on one another
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berdash
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"gay"
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who recognizes more than 2 genders
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native American
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not all culture is
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uniformed
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subculture
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a group within a larger group
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ethnic group
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people who identify themselves as a distinct group based on various cultural features
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culture is based on
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symbols
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culture is (one word)
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integrated
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diffusion
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borrowing of traits between cultures
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accultoration
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against your will
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kuro
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trembling
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mad cow disease
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caused by a preon
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natural culture
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citizens that share the beliefs of the same nation
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international culture
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occurs because of Migration
values that are transmitted |
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social structure
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rule governed relationships of people with in a society
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superstructure
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a society's shared sense of identity and world view
religion |
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functions of culture
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provide for the production of goods
provide for biological continuity through reproduction |
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Why do cultures change (3)
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environment changes
intrusion of outsiders values have changed |
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scapegoating
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minorities are the target
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demography
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data
stats how your culture is spilt |
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ethnocentric
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believing that ones own culture is the only proper one
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Cultural relativism
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suspended judgement on other people practices so that you can understand them
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How many people in the world are carcinated
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25%
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evaluating a culture
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nutritional status
physical and mental health incidence of violence demographic structure stability of domestic life |
