Exam 11: The Global Economy
Exam 1: Anthropology in a Global Age65 Questions
Exam 2: Culture65 Questions
Exam 3: Fieldwork and Ethnography65 Questions
Exam 4: Language58 Questions
Exam 5: Race and Racism60 Questions
Exam 6: Ethnicity and Nationalism62 Questions
Exam 7: Gender60 Questions
Exam 8: Sexuality58 Questions
Exam 9: Kinship, Family, and Marriage67 Questions
Exam 10: Class and Inequality73 Questions
Exam 11: The Global Economy73 Questions
Exam 12: Politics and Power72 Questions
Exam 13: Religion64 Questions
Exam 14: Health, Illness, and the Body78 Questions
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According to anthropologists of finance, what is the driving force behind the global expansion of capitalism in the twenty-first century?
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The text suggests that "ecological overshoot" is a likely consequence of our current global economy. What exactly does this mean?
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What aspects of Adam Smith's perspective on economic growth do today's neoliberal privatization programs build on?
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The pickpocket who stole your phone during your vacation engaged in an act of:
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The "Triangle Trade" that emerged in the 1500s resulted in the exchange of goods, people, wealth, food, disease and ideas between
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As a child, you may have received a small allowance-a bit of money on a somewhat regular occasion that you could use as you wished. This typically comes from a parent who also works at a regular job to support the family? What would an anthropologist call this?
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What does the author mean by "bridges and barriers"? Give two examples each of potential bridges and barriers.
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Your office has performed the traditional "Secret Santa" exchange for many years. In this event, every office mate brings a gift worth no more than $20 dollars to be anonymously given at the annual holiday party. This an example of:
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Which is the primary adaptive strategy that includes hunting, fishing, and gathering plants for food?
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Agriculture is an intensive farming strategy involving permanent cultivation of the land. What is an important characteristic of this process?
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The European Industrial Revolution of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries relied on colonies for:
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How does industrial agriculture compare to simpler subsistence strategies such as hunter-gatherers, pastoralism, horticulture, and low-intensity agriculture?
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In the late 1400s, China was the world leader in the production and export of goods such as silk, porcelain, tea, fruit, drugs, cotton, weapons, etc., which Europeans desired; however, Europe produced few products of interest to the Chinese. Why did this encourage the European exploration of the Americas?
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