Question 1

A state governed by a priestly elite headed by a priest claiming divine descent is called a(n):​

Accepted Answer

A) ​theocracy 
B) ​democracy 
C) ​monarchy 
D) ​aristocracy 
A) ​theocracy 
B) ​democracy 
C) ​monarchy 
D) ​aristocracy

Question 2

Laws are an example of:​

Accepted Answer

A) ​informal sanctions 
B) ​formal sanctions 
C) ​formative sanctions 
D) ​formational sanctions 
A) ​informal sanctions 
B) ​formal sanctions 
C) ​formative sanctions 
D) ​formational sanctions

Question 3

The right of political leaders to govern is called ______________.​

Accepted Answer

The answer of The right of political leaders to govern...

Question 4

Formal rules of conduct or those that, when violated, effectuate negative sanctions are _______________.​

Accepted Answer

The answer of Formal rules of conduct or those that,...

Question 5

Which of the following has had the most direct impact on the outbreak of revolutions?​

Accepted Answer

A) ​colonialism 
B) ​religion 
C) ​lack of resources 
D) ​labor shortages 
A) ​colonialism 
B) ​religion 
C) ​lack of resources 
D) ​labor shortages

Question 6

In your text, you have been presented with definitions and examples of rebellion, revolution, and civil disobedience. Discuss the role of each in the evolution of the state. When and how can each be productive for a society?​

Accepted Answer

Rebellion, revolution, and civil disobed

Question 7

Define and explain what is meant by cultural controls in a society.​

Accepted Answer

These are the means of ensuring that ind

Question 8

Religion is frequently used to legitimize political authority.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

The ability of individuals or groups to impose their will is_______________.​

Accepted Answer

The answer of The ability of individuals or groups to...

Question 10

Self-control is an example of a(n):​

Accepted Answer

A) ​externalized control 
B) ​internalized control 
C) ​informal sanction 
D) ​formal sanction 
A) ​externalized control 
B) ​internalized control 
C) ​informal sanction 
D) ​formal sanction

Question 11

Authority is associated with each of the following except:​

Accepted Answer

A) ​imposing obedience or submission 
B) ​based on socially accepted rules 
C) ​binding people together as a society under codified law 
D) ​creating the basis for legitimacy 
A) ​imposing obedience or submission 
B) ​based on socially accepted rules 
C) ​binding people together as a society under codified law 
D) ​creating the basis for legitimacy

Question 12

A "big man" is associated with a tribal form of political organization.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Political organization is associated with each of the following except:​

Accepted Answer

A) ​how a society creates and maintains social order 
B) ​the way power is arranged and executed 
C) how decision making is structurally embedded in society 
D) ​the means to eradicate all forms of power 
A) ​how a society creates and maintains social order 
B) ​the way power is arranged and executed 
C) how decision making is structurally embedded in society 
D) ​the means to eradicate all forms of power

Question 14

What is the relationship between capacity and warfare?​

Accepted Answer

Capacity is the maximum amount of resour

Question 15

A formally binding agreement between two or more groups that are independent and politically self-governing is called a(n) __________​

Accepted Answer

The answer of A formally binding agreement between two or...

Question 16

Revitalization movements are a form of violent rebellion.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Which of the following is not a common mechanism used in tribal societies as a means of political integration?​

Accepted Answer

A) ​racial typing 
B) ​common-interest groups 
C) ​age grades 
D) ​age sets 
A) ​racial typing 
B) ​common-interest groups 
C) ​age grades 
D) ​age sets

Question 18

Political organization in the tribe is temporary.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Which type of political organization is least ordered by kinship?​

Accepted Answer

A) ​band 
B) ​state 
C) ​tribe 
D) ​chiefdom 
A) ​band 
B) ​state 
C) ​tribe 
D) ​chiefdom

Question 20

Political assemblies known as jirgas, where tribal leaders make joint decisions by consensus are found among the:​

Accepted Answer

A) ​Kpelle 
B) ​Kapauku 
C) ​Pashtun 
D) ​Ju/'hoansi 
A) ​Kpelle 
B) ​Kapauku 
C) ​Pashtun 
D) ​Ju/'hoansi

A state governed by a priestly elite headed by a priest claiming divine descent is called a(n):

Laws are an example of:

The right of political leaders to govern is called ______________.

Formal rules of conduct or those that, when violated, effectuate negative sanctions are _______________.

Which of the following has had the most direct impact on the outbreak of revolutions?

In your text, you have been presented with definitions and examples of rebellion, revolution, and civil disobedience. Discuss the role of each in the evolution of the state. When and how can each be productive for a society?

Define and explain what is meant by cultural controls in a society.

Religion is frequently used to legitimize political authority.

The ability of individuals or groups to impose their will is_______________.

Self-control is an example of a(n):

Authority is associated with each of the following except:

A "big man" is associated with a tribal form of political organization.

Political organization is associated with each of the following except:

What is the relationship between capacity and warfare?

A formally binding agreement between two or more groups that are independent and politically self-governing is called a(n) __________

Revitalization movements are a form of violent rebellion.

Which of the following is not a common mechanism used in tribal societies as a means of political integration?

Political organization in the tribe is temporary.

Which type of political organization is least ordered by kinship?

Political assemblies known as jirgas, where tribal leaders make joint decisions by consensus are found among the:

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Exam 14: Politics Power and Violence

A state governed by a priestly elite headed by a priest claiming divine descent is called a(n):​

Laws are an example of:​

The right of political leaders to govern is called ______________.​

Formal rules of conduct or those that, when violated, effectuate negative sanctions are _______________.​

Which of the following has had the most direct impact on the outbreak of revolutions?​

In your text, you have been presented with definitions and examples of rebellion, revolution, and civil disobedience. Discuss the role of each in the evolution of the state. When and how can each be productive for a society?​

Define and explain what is meant by cultural controls in a society.​

Religion is frequently used to legitimize political authority.​

The ability of individuals or groups to impose their will is_______________.​

Self-control is an example of a(n):​

Authority is associated with each of the following except:​

A "big man" is associated with a tribal form of political organization.​

Political organization is associated with each of the following except:​

What is the relationship between capacity and warfare?​

A formally binding agreement between two or more groups that are independent and politically self-governing is called a(n) __________​

Revitalization movements are a form of violent rebellion.​

Which of the following is not a common mechanism used in tribal societies as a means of political integration?​

Political organization in the tribe is temporary.​

Which type of political organization is least ordered by kinship?​

Political assemblies known as jirgas, where tribal leaders make joint decisions by consensus are found among the:​

Thinking and Doing Anthropology

Biology Genetics and Evolution

Living Primates

Human Evolution

The Neolithic Revolution the Domestication of Plants and Animals

The Emergence of Cities and States

Modern Human Diversity Race and Racism

The Characteristics of Culture

Language and Communication

Social Identity Personality and Gender

Subsistence and Exchange

Sex Marriage and Family

Kinship and Other Forms of Grouping

Spirituality and Religion

Global Changes and the Role of Anthropology

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A state governed by a priestly elite headed by a priest claiming divine descent is called a(n):

Laws are an example of:

The right of political leaders to govern is called ______________.

Formal rules of conduct or those that, when violated, effectuate negative sanctions are _______________.

Which of the following has had the most direct impact on the outbreak of revolutions?

In your text, you have been presented with definitions and examples of rebellion, revolution, and civil disobedience. Discuss the role of each in the evolution of the state. When and how can each be productive for a society?

Define and explain what is meant by cultural controls in a society.

Religion is frequently used to legitimize political authority.

The ability of individuals or groups to impose their will is_______________.

Self-control is an example of a(n):

Authority is associated with each of the following except:

A "big man" is associated with a tribal form of political organization.

Political organization is associated with each of the following except:

What is the relationship between capacity and warfare?

A formally binding agreement between two or more groups that are independent and politically self-governing is called a(n) __________

Revitalization movements are a form of violent rebellion.

Which of the following is not a common mechanism used in tribal societies as a means of political integration?

Political organization in the tribe is temporary.

Which type of political organization is least ordered by kinship?

Political assemblies known as jirgas, where tribal leaders make joint decisions by consensus are found among the: