Question 1

The political, social, economic, and cultural domination of a territory and its people by a foreign power for an extended time is

Accepted Answer

A) neoliberalism. 
B) an intervention philosophy. 
C) a green revolution. 
D) colonialism. 
E) socialism. 
A) neoliberalism. 
B) an intervention philosophy. 
C) a green revolution. 
D) colonialism. 
E) socialism.

Question 2

Many of the political, linguistic, and economic distinctions separating the countries of West Africa today are inventions of colonialism.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Marx argued that socioeconomic stratification was based on the sharp, simple division between successful Protestant industrialists and poor Catholic peasants.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

The former Soviet Union, as well as the socialist and previously socialist countries of Eastern Europe and Asia, is sometimes referred to as

Accepted Answer

A) the Postcolonial World. 
B) the Neocolonial World. 
C) the First World. 
D) the Second World. 
E) the Third World. 
A) the Postcolonial World. 
B) the Neocolonial World. 
C) the First World. 
D) the Second World. 
E) the Third World.

Question 5

Mass production gave rise to a culture of

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A) competitiveness. 
B) consumption. 
C) creativity. 
D) instant communication. 
E) expansion. 
A) competitiveness. 
B) consumption. 
C) creativity. 
D) instant communication. 
E) expansion.

Question 6

Many postcolonial countries, especially in Africa, formed when

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A) indigenous tribes united to overthrow colonial powers and found their own countries. 
B) colonial powers lumped and separated indigenous groups into arbitrary countries. 
C) war between eastern and western Africa eventually divided the continent into countries. 
D) Colonial powers tried to form countries based on keeping indigenous people of the same culture together in the same country. 
E) None of the above is correct. 
A) indigenous tribes united to overthrow colonial powers and found their own countries. 
B) colonial powers lumped and separated indigenous groups into arbitrary countries. 
C) war between eastern and western Africa eventually divided the continent into countries. 
D) Colonial powers tried to form countries based on keeping indigenous people of the same culture together in the same country. 
E) None of the above is correct.

Question 7

BHP Billiton in Papua New Guinea

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A) increased the standard of living for the majority of the indigenous population. 
B) closed the mine that was not up to environmental standards. 
C) denied that they have made any negative environmental impacts. 
D) has caused flooding and pollution that has forced many indigenous families to move. 
E) began a reforestation project. 
A) increased the standard of living for the majority of the indigenous population. 
B) closed the mine that was not up to environmental standards. 
C) denied that they have made any negative environmental impacts. 
D) has caused flooding and pollution that has forced many indigenous families to move. 
E) began a reforestation project.

Question 8

__________ refers to a former colony with large numbers of European colonists and sparser native populations.

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A) Settler country 
B) Nonsettler country 
C) Mixed country 
D) Postimperial country 
E) Emergent country 
A) Settler country 
B) Nonsettler country 
C) Mixed country 
D) Postimperial country 
E) Emergent country

Question 9

The modern world system benefits all participating societies equally.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

20th-century industrialization did not

Accepted Answer

A) bring new industries and new jobs. 
B) exert beneficial effects on the economies, ecologies, and populations of "developing" nations in Latin America, Africa, Asia, and the Pacific. 
C) lead to depletion of fossil fuels. 
D) increase production spurred strategies to sell everything industry could churn out. 
E) give rise to mass production gave rise to a culture of overconsumption. 
A) bring new industries and new jobs. 
B) exert beneficial effects on the economies, ecologies, and populations of "developing" nations in Latin America, Africa, Asia, and the Pacific. 
C) lead to depletion of fossil fuels. 
D) increase production spurred strategies to sell everything industry could churn out. 
E) give rise to mass production gave rise to a culture of overconsumption.

Question 11

List some of the major differences between British and French colonial policies.

Accepted Answer

Some of the major differences between Br

Question 12

Describe the difference between colonialism and imperialism.Examine the effects that colonialism and imperialism have had on cultural and ethnic diversity.

Accepted Answer

Colonialism and imperialism are often us

Question 13

According to Wallerstein, nations in the world system can be classified into three types: core, periphery, and frontier.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

The three positions that nations occupy in the world system are.

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A) core, periphery, and semiperiphery 
B) metropole, satellite, and semisatellite 
C) state, nation-state, and nation 
D) wealth, power, and prestige 
E) bourgeoisie, middle class, and proletariat 
A) core, periphery, and semiperiphery 
B) metropole, satellite, and semisatellite 
C) state, nation-state, and nation 
D) wealth, power, and prestige 
E) bourgeoisie, middle class, and proletariat

Question 15

Higher wages and improved benefits for workers in core nations is possible because added surplus from the periphery enables companies to maintain high profit margins.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Central to most intervention philosophies is the idea that modernization, Westernization, and industrialization will bring long-term benefits to local groups.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

The spread mining in Papua New Guinea contributed to the destruction of

Accepted Answer

A) neighboring nation-states. 
B) peasants who are of the same ethnicity as the ruling elite. 
C) indigenous economies, ecologies, and populations. 
D) the coral reefs. 
E) None of the above is correct. 
A) neighboring nation-states. 
B) peasants who are of the same ethnicity as the ruling elite. 
C) indigenous economies, ecologies, and populations. 
D) the coral reefs. 
E) None of the above is correct.

Question 18

Define the Industrial Revolution, and describe how the lives of ordinary working people changed as a result of this revolution.

Accepted Answer

The Industrial Revolution was a period o

Question 19

The statement, __________, is not true.

Accepted Answer

A) "British colonialism lacked an intervention philosophy" 
B) "British colonialism consisted of two main phases" 
C) "British colonialism was legitimized by the racist notion of 'the white man's burden'" 
D) "British colonialism began to disintegrate following World War II" 
E) "British colonialism was driven by economic interests" 
A) "British colonialism lacked an intervention philosophy" 
B) "British colonialism consisted of two main phases" 
C) "British colonialism was legitimized by the racist notion of 'the white man's burden'" 
D) "British colonialism began to disintegrate following World War II" 
E) "British colonialism was driven by economic interests"

Question 20

According to Weber, the three dimensions of social stratification are

Accepted Answer

A) means of production, mode of production, measure of production. 
B) status, exchange, religion. 
C) gender, ethnicity, race. 
D) wealth, power, prestige. 
E) age, gender, ethnicity. 
A) means of production, mode of production, measure of production. 
B) status, exchange, religion. 
C) gender, ethnicity, race. 
D) wealth, power, prestige. 
E) age, gender, ethnicity.

The political, social, economic, and cultural domination of a territory and its people by a foreign power for an extended time is

Many of the political, linguistic, and economic distinctions separating the countries of West Africa today are inventions of colonialism.

Marx argued that socioeconomic stratification was based on the sharp, simple division between successful Protestant industrialists and poor Catholic peasants.

The former Soviet Union, as well as the socialist and previously socialist countries of Eastern Europe and Asia, is sometimes referred to as

Mass production gave rise to a culture of

Many postcolonial countries, especially in Africa, formed when

BHP Billiton in Papua New Guinea

__________ refers to a former colony with large numbers of European colonists and sparser native populations.

The modern world system benefits all participating societies equally.

20^th-century industrialization did not

List some of the major differences between British and French colonial policies.

Describe the difference between colonialism and imperialism.Examine the effects that colonialism and imperialism have had on cultural and ethnic diversity.

According to Wallerstein, nations in the world system can be classified into three types: core, periphery, and frontier.

The three positions that nations occupy in the world system are.

Higher wages and improved benefits for workers in core nations is possible because added surplus from the periphery enables companies to maintain high profit margins.

Central to most intervention philosophies is the idea that modernization, Westernization, and industrialization will bring long-term benefits to local groups.

The spread mining in Papua New Guinea contributed to the destruction of

Define the Industrial Revolution, and describe how the lives of ordinary working people changed as a result of this revolution.

The statement, __________, is not true.

According to Weber, the three dimensions of social stratification are

What Is Anthropology

Culture

Doing Anthropology

Evolution, Genetics, and Human Variation

The Primates

Early Hominins

The Genus Homo

The First Farmers

The First Cities and States

Language and Communication

Making a Living

Political Systems

Families, Kinship, and Marriage

Gender

Religion

Ethnicity and Race

Applying Anthropology

Anthropologys Role in a Globalizing World

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Exam 18: The World System and Colonialism

The political, social, economic, and cultural domination of a territory and its people by a foreign power for an extended time is

Many of the political, linguistic, and economic distinctions separating the countries of West Africa today are inventions of colonialism.

Marx argued that socioeconomic stratification was based on the sharp, simple division between successful Protestant industrialists and poor Catholic peasants.

The former Soviet Union, as well as the socialist and previously socialist countries of Eastern Europe and Asia, is sometimes referred to as

Mass production gave rise to a culture of

Many postcolonial countries, especially in Africa, formed when

BHP Billiton in Papua New Guinea

__________ refers to a former colony with large numbers of European colonists and sparser native populations.

The modern world system benefits all participating societies equally.

20th-century industrialization did not

List some of the major differences between British and French colonial policies.

Describe the difference between colonialism and imperialism.Examine the effects that colonialism and imperialism have had on cultural and ethnic diversity.

According to Wallerstein, nations in the world system can be classified into three types: core, periphery, and frontier.

The three positions that nations occupy in the world system are.

Higher wages and improved benefits for workers in core nations is possible because added surplus from the periphery enables companies to maintain high profit margins.

Central to most intervention philosophies is the idea that modernization, Westernization, and industrialization will bring long-term benefits to local groups.

The spread mining in Papua New Guinea contributed to the destruction of

Define the Industrial Revolution, and describe how the lives of ordinary working people changed as a result of this revolution.

The statement, __________, is not true.

According to Weber, the three dimensions of social stratification are

What Is Anthropology

Culture

Doing Anthropology

Evolution, Genetics, and Human Variation

The Primates

Early Hominins

The Genus Homo

The First Farmers

The First Cities and States

Language and Communication

Making a Living

Political Systems

Families, Kinship, and Marriage

Gender

Religion

Ethnicity and Race

Applying Anthropology

Anthropologys Role in a Globalizing World

Filters

20^th-century industrialization did not