Although cultures change over time, ideas about family remain the stable and reliable foundation of social organization.

Oaths and ordeals are most likely in __________.

Contrasting notions of the human species’ evolutionary roots of male dominance, baboons reveal a _____________ social organization, where females either dominate or share equal  status.

When compared cross-culturally, the U.S. (and “traditional” British-Euro-American) nuclear family is:

The capitalist mode of production is the most successful at meeting the needs of all members within society.

Marriage is considered a universal trait by anthropologists because it is: 

With matrilineal descent, a man belongs to the same descent group as his __________.

Steeped in Darwinian theories, male dominance was a universal theme in science prior to the 1970’s. 

Which of the following is an example of a revitalization movement?

The Kula ring system of exchange found in the Trobriand Islands in the South Pacific is one example of: