Exam 17: Political Systems
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In an ethnographic field study of political systems in northern Mozambique,Nicholas Kottak found that avoiding shame can be an effective control against breaking social norms.This example of how shame can be a powerful social sanction
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According to Pierre Bourdieu and Michel Foucault,it is easier and more effective to dominate people in their minds than to try to control their bodies.
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Noting that chiefdoms created the megalithic cultures of Europe,such as the one that built Stonehenge,Kottak reminds us that
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In the Igbo women's war,women used song,dance,noise,and "in-your-face" behavior to attempt to subvert formal authority,but women did not gain any greater influence.
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Anthropologist Susan Kent notes a tendency to stereotype foragers,to treat them as all alike.They used to be stereotyped as isolated,primitive survivors of the Stone Age.Another common,more recent,stereotype of foragers sees them as
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Since bands lack formalized law,they have no way of settling disputes.
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Modern foragers are not Stone Age relics,living fossils,lost tribes,or noble savages.Still,to the extent that foraging has been the basis of their subsistence,contemporary and recent hunter-gatherers
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The Qashqai and Basseri peoples are examples of nomadic foragers who live in modern-day Iran.
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The presence and acceptance of which of the following is one of the key distinguishing features of a state?
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With the rise of states,kinship's role in society continued to grow and dominate daily activities.
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Modern hunter-gatherers should not be seen as representative of Stone Age peoples,all of whom were also foragers.Why?
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The Yanomami of Venezuela and Brazil have descent groups,which span more than one village and are
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Which of the following statements about nonstate societies is true?
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A fiscal system includes the judges,laws,and courts that resolve conflicts.
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Why is it important to remember that the chiefdom and the state,like many categories used by social scientists,are ideal types?
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