Practice Quiz Chapter 03

. "Modernity" is ________.

. The French colonization disrupted the formerly egalitarian relationship between Baule husbands and wives by ________.

. The "Fourth World" refers to ________.

. Neocolonialism refers to ________.

. Within Ted Lewellen's classification, uncentralized political systems can be divided into two types: ________.

. Nineteenth-century typologies were based on ________.

. The fur trade in North America resulted in ________.

. In the process of colonialism, anthropologists ________.

. What did Franz Boas do?

. Europeans' sense that it was their duty to not only colonize but also rule and "civilize" people they viewed as being "savage" is known as ________.

. While colonial administrators often valued anthropologists'expert knowledge, they also sometimes viewed them with ________.

. The first Canadian department of anthropology was established at ________.

. The ethnographic focus of much of the early anthropology in Canada was ________ .

. The _______ Company was granted trading rights with first Nations over a huge tract of Canada in 1670.

. The African slave trade altered people's lives in ________.

. Humanism is ________.

. Which option regarding the effect of colonization on people is most accurate?

. The withdrawal of colonial power from territories previously administered is called ________.

. While many traditional colonial empires are now gone they have often been replaced with new types of powerful empires called ________.

. In rejecting evolutionism Franz Boas advocated that anthropologists focus on ________.

. Under Lewellen's political structures scheme which of the following best represent centralized systems?

. Political economy refers to the structuring of power and society around material concerns.

. Anthropologists generally tried to remain impartial when observing the effects of colonialism on their subjects.

. "Unilineal cultural evolutionism" and the "ethnical stages" are two schemes of the Three Age System.

. The indirect rule policy arose from the desire of British colonizers to return a degree of autonomy to Indigenous populations.

. North American culture area studies eliminated the use of typologies and cultural classifications.

. The Hudson's Bay Company mostly saw Indigenous peoples as troublesome and obstacles to trade.

. The colonial political economy isolated conquered communities from each other.

. Culture areas are broader than individual societies.

. The only other society to be classified with Europeans in the "Civilization" stage were the Japanese.

. With colonial rule, egalitarian relations of production linking men and women were preserved, as it helped to maintain order in the society.

. Early anthropologists developed the structural-functional theory to deal with how particular social forms of society work from day to day to reproduce the traditional structure of society.

. Lewis Henry Morgan believed that the evolution of a society from one stage to the next would occur as a result of cultural borrowing.

. Social structure means the same thing as culture.

. According to Lewellen, the band is the simplest form of human social organization.

. Culture area studies in North America was an attempt to do without typologies.

. A culture area exists independent of geographical region.

. Globalization is the process that eliminates cultural differences and languages over time.

. Cyborg anthropology is focused on the broad implications of human-machine coevolution.

. While globalization has advantages its benefits are distributed unevenly among humans.

. Unilineal cultural evolution relied on Darwin's mechanism of natural selection.

. Neocolonialism perpetuates some of the social and economic ties that link colonial powers to their former colonies.

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