A person who judges other cultures solely in terms of his or her own culture is said to be _________.

Generally speaking, foraging societies have small populations and what type of social structure?

In studying reciprocity, anthropologists regard gifts as:

The cultural norms and attitudes surrounding food and eating are known as

Generalized reciprocity is most likely between __________.

The changeover to food production occurred about __________ years ago.

The Kwakwaka’wakw tradition of the “potlach” is an example of this mode of subsistence:

The web of social connections that we can trace through subsistence provide a very particular kind of anthropological insight into how societies function at their most basic level.

Cities first appeared in the Near East about __________.

The global travels of the food supply have affected social relations that were once strengthened by participation in food growing and sharing. This series of steps is known as a/n: