Practice Quiz Chapter 13

. ________ theory describes how societies across the globe are linked together through a large-scale economic system.

. ________ theory argues that the social change occurring in non-Western societies under colonial rule was a necessary and inevitable prelude to higher levels of social development.

. The term "Second World" refers to ________.

. The diaspora of elite Chinese merchant families is an example of ________.

. The two phases of anthropological theorizing correspond to the periods of ________.

. All of the following statements about human rights are false except ________.

. ________ involves redefining concepts such as "democracy" or "human rights" by disconnecting them from their Western definitions and rethinking them in the context of non-elite societies and cosmopolitanism.

. Even in today's society, the ________ World continues to consist of powerful, wealthy, nations.

. In world-system theory, ________ refers to states that have played peripheral roles in the past but that now have sufficient industrial capacity to possibly achieve core status.

. The process of bringing something foreign under the control of local people is referred to as ________.

. The idea that social change occurring in non-Western societies under colonial rule was a necessary step to higher levels of social development is the subject matter of ________.

. The systematic reshaping of local conditions by powerful global forces on an ever-intensifying scale has come to be known as ________.

. The extension of dependency theory authored by Immanuel Wallerstein is known as ________.

. The political perspective that promotes individual freedom, open markets, and free trade with minimal state involvement is known as ________.

. One result of globalization is that the tuna trade has grown as a result of the popularity and globalization of ________.

. One of the earliest anthropologists to record and photograph Indigenous people was ________.

. Migrant populations with the shared identity who live in a variety of locales around the world are referred to as ________.

. The rights and obligations of citizenship that are granted by the laws of the state are referred to as ________.

. A situation in which people of various cultural backgrounds live in close proximity to one another is known as ________.

. The process of bringing something foreign under local control to serve local purposes is known as ________.

. Mixing elements of culture to produce a new cultural form is known by anthropologists as ________.

. In the anthropological sense, cosmopolitanism means ________.

. The three-world analysis structure emerged during the Cold War period.

. Neoliberalism can be thought of as a new version of modernization theory.

. A transborder state claims that those people who left the country and their descendants remain part of their ancestral state, even if they are citizens of another state.

. Substantive citizenship refers to the rights and obligations granted by the laws of a state.

. While sushi is a continuation of traditional, local food customs, it is a mark of the global economy in the West.

. Cultural imperialism is an example of a postmodernist discourse.

. World-system theory is Immanuel Wallerstein's extension of modernization theory.

. Globalization is not experienced in the same way by all groups.

. Because borrowing-with-modification is an active process, its cultural effects are easily controlled by those who are adopting or domesticizing.

. During the days of decolonization, modernization theory was more widely accepted than dependency theory.

. Cultural imperialism means having allegiance to a monarch, a King or Queen.

. The second phase of globalization began during the 1980s.

. Modernization theory is the formal study of new digital technologies based on social networking and smart phones.

. Neoliberalism advocates strong state involvement in people's personal and economic affairs to promote stability.

. Visual anthropology is an expanding and effective form of research within cultural anthropology.

. Long-distance nationalists are members of a diaspora who organize to support nationalist struggles in their homeland or seek a state of their own.

. Transborder states are those with free passage between states like many states in the European Union.

. The term legal citizenship implies the rights and obligations of citizenship that are granted by the laws of the state to an individual.

. True multiculturalism is only evident in Canada.

. Indigenization happens when members of a colonial culture are forced to adopt the philosophical and religious aspects of an Indigenous culture as their own.

. Many artists engaged in forms of cultural hybridization.

. Cosmopolitanism can apply to both Western and non-Western peoples.

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