Cultural Anthropology
Grunlan and Mayers
Chapter 6
- What three processes of goods and services make up the
economic institution of a society?
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- What are five kinds of basic subsistence technologies?
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- What is the basic difference between the technology involved
in hunting and gathering and that involved in ranching and
farming?
- What is the basic difference between horticulture and
agriculture?
- What technology is needed before a society can transition to
industrialism?
- What are five factors which are needed for the development of
industrialism?
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- What are three additional factors which allow basic
industrialism to grow?
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- What other means of exchange of goods and services other than
buying, selling, or bartering is found in cultures?
- What are seven traits of peasant economies?
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- What is the central location for the exchange of goods in a
peasant economy?
- What are four classes that have claim on produce in Huichol
society? What happens to the unclaimed surplus?
- What kind of trade pattern was evident among the Yir Yiront
of Australia? What was traded?
- What kind of trade pattern was evident among the Trobrianders
of the South Pacific? What was traded?
- What was a major kind of exchange of goods among the Kwakiutl
Indians of Canada? What happened during this exchange?
- What kind of exchange is present when a society is large
enough to have more than one marketplace?
- How do Grunlan and Mayers define artifacts?
- What is the relationship between technique and skill?
- What are six social concerns among various societies that
influence economic life?
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- What are seven areas that must be considered in analyzing the
economic structure of the Mayan Indians?
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- What questions of an economic nature must be asked when one
begins to plant a church in a new culture?
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