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Sex Role Theories:
1.) Strength Theory
2.) Expendability Theory
3.) Caregiver-Infant Compatability |
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1.) Men tend to be stronger, so hunters.
2.) A civilization needs women more than men, so they go to war, etc.
3.) Women are able to breastfeed, etc. |
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| Form of production that involves continuous use of the same land & resources. |
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| For of production that involves the temporary usage of a wide area of land with mobility. |
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| Nomadic African pygmy people who have the BEST FATHERS EVER! |
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| These people live in South Africa and display examples of acclimatization. |
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| Main mode of production = PLANTS |
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| From the Trobriand islands where the Kula exchange exists & and yams are used as a currency. |
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| Among the Trobriander people, this is an important tradition by which the male members trade necklaces between islands. |
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Male -> Feminine
- Thailand & Asia supports them |
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Male -> Feminine
- Stigmatized |
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| Male -> Feminine, but only temporarily. |
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Male -> Feminine
- Pride of the family & society.
- Native Americans |
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| Associated with the Kwakiuti people and consists of a feast in exchange for popularity. |
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Depersonalized v Personalized
Consumption |
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| Depersonalized consumption means that the worker creating the goods and the consumer are distanced from one another. |
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Direct Entitlement
Indirect Entitlement |
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Family grows shit & uses own goods.
Family uses income to purchase goods. |
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* Africa
- Barren women may take on a male role. |
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| South African foragers who have a nomadic and egalitarian society. |
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| Tend to be stouter with shorter arms, more belly fat and paler skin - due to climate. |
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| South African horticultural society which was involved in a controversy by Chagnon over blood samples. |
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* 700 - 1400 AD @ Missouri, USA
- Woodhenge was located here, which was a series of poles arranged for astronomy-purposes. |
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Sickle Cell Anemia
Black Death |
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1.) Anti-malaria; severe hemoglobin mutation.
2.) Killed about one half of Europe's population during its reign. |
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| Relationship between size and climate. |
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| Relationship between limb proportion and climate. |
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| Relationship between melanin and climate. |
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| Located in what is now Iraq & under ONE government in 3000 BC - writing, urban centers, law, army and so on. |
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* 100 AD - 500 Y.A.
- Grid system, Dead City, obsidian usage. |
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| African tribe involved in the potlatch. |
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- Population burst
- Disease
- Hierarchy |
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- Disease
- Warfare
- Overextension |
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* Closer to animals so:
- Spanish Influenza
- The Plague |
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* Mexico - Agricultural
- Invaded by Cortez & destroyed
- Possible Hotta virus, as well |
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| Earliest Evidence of Cranial Deformation |
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* Sierra Leon, Africa
- Wet rice & taken to New World as slaves |
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