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In Conjunction with Cultural Anthropology - Touro Institute

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who are politically and economically subordinate to a governing class of which they<br />

are not a part and <strong>with</strong> whom they have little influence<br />

u. a group of people whose occupation of an area precedes the state political system that<br />

now controls that area, and who have little or no influence <strong>with</strong>in that political system<br />

v. dissociation of workers from ownership of things they produce, accompanied by<br />

feelings of powerlessness and boredom<br />

w. change in the direction of increasing complexity<br />

x. lands unproductive for industrialized agriculture that are opened to settlement by<br />

national governments that do not recognize the claims of the indigenous population<br />

y. nation <strong>with</strong> a largely non-industrialized economy<br />

True/False - Chapter 14: <strong>Cultural</strong> Evolution and the Contemporary World<br />

True<br />

False<br />

1. The spread of tobacco around the world is an example of STIMULUS<br />

DIFFUSION.<br />

2. GENERAL EVOLUTION occurs when societies harness new sources of<br />

energy for new uses.<br />

3. The LAW OF EVOLUTIONARY POTENTIAL suggests that the societies<br />

that have undergone the most specific evolutionary change are the most<br />

prepared to undergo a general evolutionary change.<br />

4. General evolutionary development is synonymous <strong>with</strong> progress in the<br />

quality of life.<br />

5. Nonstate societies of the world are becoming extinct.<br />

6. Most underdeveloped countries suffer from severe shortages of land, capital,<br />

or labor.<br />

7. <strong>In</strong>dustrialization has helped all segments of society equally.<br />

8. Colonialism undermined the economic self-sufficiency of peasant societies.<br />

9. Anthropologists feel that those who design projects for improving the lives<br />

of peasant people should be familiar <strong>with</strong> their ways of life.<br />

10. Hunter believes the problem in underdeveloped countries is basically a<br />

matter of too little growth in population to achieve enough productive labor.<br />

Short Essay Questions - Chapter 14: <strong>Cultural</strong> Evolution and the Contemporary World<br />

1. When two cultures interact, what factor may cause one to be more likely than the other to<br />

undergo acculturation?<br />

2. Explain the Law of <strong>Cultural</strong> Dominance.<br />

3. What effects did the introduction of steel axes have on Yir Yiront culture?

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