Ethnography Quiz
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- Q1What is ethnography?The study of the mind and behaviorThe study of human societies, cultures and their developmentThe study of development and functioning of societyThe study of the customs of individual peoples and cultures20sEditDelete
- Q2Who was an early ethnographer who used an informant during his study of Melanesian culture?Bronislaw MalinowskiLewis Henry MorganEdward SapirFranz Boas20sEditDelete
- Q3How did Franz Boas conduct his research on the Northwest Coast?Using native recorded myths and folktalesUsing armchair anthropologyUsing the single informant modelUsing native recorded myths and folktales & by using the single informant model20sEditDelete
- Q4You shouldn’t enlist a native of the culture that you are studying into your research team. True or False?TrueFalse20sEditDelete
- Q5If a native of the culture that you are studying assists you with your research, you shouldn’t list them as a coauthor.FalseTrue20sEditDelete
- Q6What effect did the combination of missionary, academic professionals, and political interests of European ruling groups have on the early anthropology of the African continent?It encouraged the continent to begin developing like EuropeIt portrayed the continent as primitive and tribalIt portrayed the continent as wanting/needing help to developIt encouraged the continent to ignore the incoming Europeans and continue business as usual20sEditDelete
- Q7There weren’t any books produced by people native to the African continent during the 1900’s. True or False?True, zero books were producedFalse, one book was producedFalse, several books were producedTrue, several books were produced20sEditDelete
- Q8When did the “radical anthropology” reorientation occur?The 1940's & 1950'sThe 1920's & 1930'sThe 1960’s & 1970’sThe 1980's & 1990's20sEditDelete
- Q9In what year did the desire to use anthropological research to address social problems in the United States occur? What society did it lead to the formation of?1967 - The Society for Medical Anthropology1902 - The American Anthropological Association1948 - The International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences1941 - The Society for Applied Anthropology20sEditDelete
- Q10How many Japanese-Americans were awarded a PhD in anthropology for their research on the Japanese-American concentration camps?OneSixTwoFive20sEditDelete