Exam 9: Tribes
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The mobility required by the pastoralist lifestyle has caused these groups to develop elaborate technologies for dealing with domesticated animals.
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In tribal societies, disputes and conflicts are usually resolved by:
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Most modern anthropologists have come to the conclusion that matriarchy:
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Explain the concepts of segmentary lineage system and complementary opposition. Do you see any adaptive significance in this form of political organization?
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Among the Azande of East Africa, crop failures were typically attributed to:
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The most common form of polyandry is , in which brothers share a wife.
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Anthropologists have found about the same number of matriarchal as patriarchal societies in the world.
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In general, divorces are most common among societies that are:
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It has been suggested that the status of women in tribal societies:
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A matrilineage is a unilineal descent group, whose members trace their descent through females back to a common, known female ancestor.
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One way of resolving disputes in tribal societies is to force an individual accused of a crime to submit to a physical ordeal.
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What are some of the demographic differences one finds between foragers and food producers such as pastoralists and horticulturalists? Why do you think there are these differences?
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A segmentary lineage system is made up of several maximal and minimal lineages that can unite to form alliances and resolve disputes through what is called complementary opposition.
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"Since kinship, marriage, and residence rules are ideal rules, they can never be violated or changed." Comment on this quote.
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When a society is divided into two parts, each is called a moiety.
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Nuer subsistence, like that of many other pastoral peoples:
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One of the chief advantages of slash-and-burn cultivation is that it:
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Most tribal societies that practiced monetary exchange used what is called limited-purpose money; that is, it can be used to purchase any item or service desired.
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