Exam 8: Kinship and Domestic Life
Exam 1: Anthropology and the Study of Culture70 Questions
Exam 2: The Evolution of Humanity and Culture73 Questions
Exam 3: Researching Culture77 Questions
Exam 4: Making a Living76 Questions
Exam 5: Consumption and Exchange75 Questions
Exam 6: Reproduction and Human Development71 Questions
Exam 7: Health, Illness, and Healing73 Questions
Exam 8: Kinship and Domestic Life69 Questions
Exam 9: Social Groups and Social Stratification67 Questions
Exam 10: Political and Legal Systems74 Questions
Exam 11: Communication74 Questions
Exam 12: Religion72 Questions
Exam 13: Expressive Culture74 Questions
Exam 14: People on the Move70 Questions
Exam 15: People Defining Development70 Questions
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Cultural anthropologists generally accept that marriage involves a binding union between a man and woman such that children born to them are considered legitimate by society.
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An example of kinship established through sharing is __________.
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Nuclear households are associated with which two modes of livelihood?
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In the United States, notions of romantic love are more strongly held by Euro-American women than by African-American women.
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The three bases of kinship described in the textbook are __________, sharing, and marriage.
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Most cultural anthropologists would accept as the minimal accepted definition of marriage a "union between two or more people."
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The system of descent in which kinship is traced through the female line is called __________.
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Discuss key findings about husband-wife relationships cross-culturally and in Japan.
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Bilineal kinship is more characteristic of foraging and industrial/digital societies than of the other three modes of livelihood.
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In Niger, the current marriage crisis is caused by the fact that many young men cannot raise the necessary funds for the brideprice and additional gifts to the bride's family.
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The case of Nadia, an 18-year-old Norwegian citizen, involves the clash between Norwegian values about marriage and those of her family's home country of __________.
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In a patrilineal kinship system, a married couple is most likely to reside __________.
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How does the mode of livelihood affect kinship systems? Give concrete examples.
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A nuclear household which contains one or more adult children, as is becoming increasingly common in the United States, is referred to as a ___________.
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Compared to states in northern India, states in southern India have __________.
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Compared to village exogamy, the practice of village ___________
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Discuss how patrilineal descent shapes naming practices in a Chinese village of rural Hong Kong Territory.
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In Japan, the stem household includes the parents and one of their ___________ with spouse and children.
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