ANTH 101 Quiz 4 Questions Answers

ANTH 101 Quiz 4 Questions Answers The ability of individuals or groups to impose their will upon others and make them do things even against their own will is called authority. force. coercion. legitimacy. power. power The North American life stages of toddlerhood, teenager, adult, and senior citizen are also known as open classes class strata common-interest groups age grades social classes age grades Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:00 / 0:15 Full screen Brainpower Read More Religion and spirituality are the same thing to anthropologists. True False false Bands and tribes are both: dependent on age groups for political organization. uncentralized and egalitarian. centralized forms of leadership. hierarchical in social organization. associated with early industrialism uncentralized and egalitarian All societies offer the chance of social mobility. True False false A formally established group of people born during a certain time span who move together through various life stages is called a(n): age set. age grade. social class. age group. age status. age set The major difference between animism and animatism has to do with whether the supernatural force that occupies an entity is natural or supernatural a priest or a shaman a god or an ancestral spirit personalized and identifiable or impersonal and without identity related to witchcraft or to divination personalized and identifiable or impersonal and without identity Among the _____ of the Amazon, men not only work apart from women, but eat and sleep separately as well in gender based social groups. Ju/'hoansi Ibo Kapauku Iroquois Mundurucu Mundurucu The primary means of exchange or distributing goods in a chiefdom is negative reciprocity. generalized reciprocity. balanced reciprocity. market exchange. redistribution redistribution Religion serves various functions in society, including each of the following except: it provides a path of hope. it reinforces collective values. it provides an orderly view of the universe. it provides moral guidelines for personal conduct. it unites people throughout the world into a single belief system it unites people throughout the world into a single belief system The most formal of political organizations and one of the hallmarks of "civilization," this type of political organization has a centralized government that may legitimately use force to regulate the affairs of its citizens, as well as its relations with other similar political systems. It is called a band. state. chiefdom. nation. tribe. state