ANTH 1102 Final Exam Study Guide Cumulative Curriculum Key Terms Big men One drop rule Absolute dating Acculturation Achieved status Adaptive Agriculture AMH Anatomically modern humans Animism Anthropology Antimodernism Apes Archaic Homo sapiens Archaic Homo sapiens Ascribed status Authority Band Bilateral kinship Biodiversity Bipedalism Black English Vernacular BEV Brachiation Call systems Capitalism Capitalist world economy Cargo cult Catastrophism Chiefdom Clan Cline Colonialism Contagious magic Core Cranial capacity Cultural diffusion Cultural imperialism Cultural relativity Culture Darwinian evolution Descent group Divorce Ecosystem Ecosystem services Egalitarianism Emic Enculturation Ethnicity Ethnocentrism Ethnographic Etic Evolution Excavation Extended family Family of orientation Family of procreation Feminization of poverty Foragers Fossils Freelisting Fundamentalism Gender Gender bias Gender gap Gender orientation Gender roles Gender stereotypes Gene flow Genealogical method Genetic drif Genotype Globalism Grammar Handsome Lake Heredity Holistic science Hominid Hominin Homo erectus Homo floresiensis Homo habilis Homo heidelbergensis Homo rudolfensis Homo sapiens Horticulturalists Hypodescent Imitative magic 1 Imperialism Indigenous people Industrial revolution Industrialism Inheritance of acquired characteristics Intersex Interviewing Kinship Kinship calculation Klinefelter s syndrome Lineage Linguistic displacement Linguistic productivity Liturgical order Magic Mana Market exchange Marriage Matrilineal kinship Melanin Monkeys Monotheism Mousterian tools Mutation Natural selection Neoliberalism Neolithic revolution Oldowan tools Paleoanthropology Paleontology Participant observation Pastoralists Patrilineal kinship Periphery Phenotype Phenotypic adaptation Polygamy Polytheism Population genetics Post colonial Potlatching Power Prehensile tail Prestige Primates Primatology Property regime Prosimians Punctuated equilibrium Race Reciprocity Redistribution Relative dating Religion Revitalization movement Rite of passage Science Sedentism Semi periphery Seriation Sex Shaman Social control Social stratification Sociolinguistics Speciation State Stratigraphy Syncretic magic TOPICS CONCEPTS Archeological research importance and what it tells us Domestication of animals and plants Functions of marriage in society Colonialism vs imperialism The characteristics of culture learned shared etc State specializations Race as a socially constructed category World systems theory Non human primate communication Universal grammar vs Sapir Whorf Hypothesis Conservation strategies boundary determinations and externalities Forces of microevolution Mendelian genetics Three exchange systems Economic principles of classic Western economic theory Globalism and modern cultural contact Transition from foraging to farming Basic timeline of human evolution as represented in the fossil record including significant traits Race and the U S census Difference between sex and gender 2 Syncretism Syntax Systematic survey archaeology Totemism Transgender Transhumance Tribe Tropics Uniformitarianism Universal grammar Westernization World system Characteristics of Old World monkeys vs New World monkeys Characteristics of apes Characteristics of prosimians The geographic distribution of skin color Race in Brazil Subfields of anthropology 4 types of political organization Elmen Service 1962 Adaptive strategies and social organization Property regimes Adaptive advantages of Homo erectus