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101: ANTH INTRODUCTION TO ANTHOPOLOGY Study Guide - Test 3 Domestication Mesolithic Microblades Composite Tools Sedentism Private Property Ground Stone Ceramics Cloth Mesopotamia Southwest Asia China Southeast Asia NEOLITHIC Mesoamerica Sorghum South America Millet Secondary Centers Ducks Africa Rice North America Yams Lowland South America Taro Wheat Gourds Barley Water Buffalo Lentils Chickens Sheep Maize...

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101: ANTH INTRODUCTION TO ANTHOPOLOGY Study Guide - Test 3 Domestication Mesolithic Microblades Composite Tools Sedentism Private Property Ground Stone Ceramics Cloth Mesopotamia Southwest Asia China Southeast Asia NEOLITHIC Mesoamerica Sorghum South America Millet Secondary Centers Ducks Africa Rice North America Yams Lowland South America Taro Wheat Gourds Barley Water Buffalo Lentils Chickens Sheep Maize Goats Beans Cattle Squash Pigs Tomato Sweet Potato Peppers Cotton Turkeys Dogs Potato Lima Beans Peanuts Guinea Pig Llama What factors lead up to domestication? What are the social consequences of domestication? What is the nature of domestication? How can we distinguish domesticated & wild varieties of the same species? CIVILIZATION Civilization Cities Settlement Hierarchy Specialization Stratification Division of labor Social Differentiation Record Keeping Writing Math Monumental Architecture Public Art Egypt Hierakonopolis Mesopotamia Ur Sumer Indus River Valley Harappa China Shang Mesomarica Olmec Teotihuacan Andes Moche What factors promote the development of civilization? What are the signatures of civilization? What are the consequences of civilization? Why do civilizations develop writing & math? Culture Adaptation Learned Shared Cumulative CULTURE Integrated Explicit Culture Symbolically expressed Fieldwork Dynamic Participant-Observation Society Interviewing Tacit Culture Informant What is the evolutionary advantage of culture? Is culture uniquely human? What is the significance of culture for human behavior? How do anthropologists study culture? What techniques do anthropologists use to study culture What cultures do anthropologists study? Mapping Ethnocentrism Cultural Relativism Moral Relativism Sign Symbol Closed systems Open systems Phonetics Phonemes Distinctive features LANGUAGE Allophones Grammar Rules of combination Historical Linguistics Morphemes Language family Free Morphemes Glottochronology Bound Morphemes Core Vocabulary Syntax Cognates Semantics Sound Words Sociolinguistics Dialects Speech Shifts Loan events Speech Styles Psycholinguistics Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis What is the significance of language for human evolution & behavior? How does language differ from other systems of communication? How do linguists measure the relationships among languages? Oral Literature Folklore Folkloristics Myth Legend Epic Tale Motif ART & EXPRESSIVE CULTURE Music Ethnomusicology Tonality Pentatonic Graphic Art Representational Art Abstract Art Geometric Art What is the relationship of art to the rest of society? How does the production of art reflect the organization of society? Environment Constraints Natural Resources Subsistence System Settlement System Adaptation SUBSISTENCE SYSTEMS Intensification Collectors Food collection Hunter-Gatherers Food Production Horticulture Extensive Producers Swidden Intensive Producers Shifting Cultivation Foragers Slash-and-burn Pastoralism Transhumance Intensive Agriculture Industrialism Land Tenure Nomadism How does the nature of the subsistence system affect the settlement system of a society? In what areas & under what conditions are modern foragers found Where are modern horticulturalists found? What are the consequences of intensification? What are the advantages of intensification? What are the disadvantages of intensification? Production Resources Technology Exchange Distribution Consumption Mode of Production Labor ECONOMIC SYSTEMS Division of Labor Generalized Reciprocity Rights of Access Balanced Reciprocity Ownership Direct Reciprocity Use Rights Negative Reciprocity Scheduling Kula Ring Craft Specialization Redistribution Gifts Market Exchange Reciprocity Money Special Purpose Money General Purpose Money Mode of Exchange Measure of Value Store of Value Rationality Debt Capital Resource Conversion What is the relationship between the primary form of distribution in a society & the organization of that society?
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