1) East Africa was colonized primarily by the: A) West Africans B) Spanish and Portuguese C) French and Dutch D) British and Germans 3) Under apartheid in South Africa, the term “coloreds” referred to individuals of mixed _______ descent. A) Bantu and Zulu B) African and European C) Protestant and Catholic D) Spanish and Portuguese 4) As a result of problems with debt repayment, the International Monetary fund required the Mexican government to cut back on: A) petroleum exports B) social services C) military spending D) manufacturing 5) Most anthropologists now agree that: A) the political economy of sub-Saharan Africa is largely homogeneous B) the general term “peasants” does not apply to peoples in African agricultural states C) political diversity was much greater in Latin America than in Africa D) the historical experience of Africa was similar to that of Latin America Unit 4 Examination 6) An example of a dyadic contract would be the relationship between: A) an individual and his cousins B) a parent and a godparent C) a woman and her nuclear family D) a patriarch and his extended family 8) India, Burma, and Malaysia were conquered and colonized by the: A) Dutch B) French C) British D) Portuguese 11) The cultural materialist interpretation of the caste system attributes its origin to: A) religious mythology B) economic and political conditions C) widespread social consensus D) heredity Unit 4 Examination 12) The caste system is a: A) method of processing wheat in rural India B) system of rural economic transactions based on reciprocity C) political organization run by educated peasants D) hierarchical organization of social groups based on kinship 13) Norman Chance, the fi rst anthropologist to do fieldwork in China in the 1970s after a long period during which ethnography was prohibited, concentrated on the economic life of: A) a mining cooperative in southern China B) an agricultural commune near Beijing C) nomadic herdsmen near the border with Nepal D) a bicycle factory in Shanghai 14) What actions did German, Irish, Italian, and Polish immigrants take to overcome racial discrimination in the late 19th and early 20th centuries? A) emphasizing higher education B) joining unions and political parties C) shedding their ethnic identities D) violent confrontations 19) The term “Green Revolution” refers to the increased use of ________ to increase food production in Third World countries. A) renewable tree- and root-crop products of the tropical rain forests B) intensive human labor for planting, weeding, and harvesting C) traditional, organic farming methods that avoid the use of pesticides D) mechanized agriculture, genetic engineering, and artifi cial hybrid crops 21) According to ethnolographic research conducted by Murray Leaf, the Green Revolution has been successfully implemented in: A) Rio de Janiero, Brazil B) Turkmenistan and Azerbaijan C) Western Samoa D) Shahidpur, India E) Mexico City, Mexico 24) Whereas most archaeolo ...

1. 1) East Africa was colonized primarily by the:
A) West Africans
B) Spanish and Portuguese
C) French and Dutch
D) British and Germans
3) Under apartheid in South Africa, the term “coloreds” referred
to individuals of mixed _______ descent.
A) Bantu and Zulu
B) African and European
C) Protestant and Catholic
D) Spanish and Portuguese
4) As a result of problems with debt repayment, the
International Monetary fund required the Mexican government
to cut back on:
A) petroleum exports
B) social services
C) military spending
D) manufacturing
5) Most anthropologists now agree that:
A) the political economy of sub-Saharan Africa is largely
homogeneous
B) the general term “peasants” does not apply to peoples in
African agricultural states
C) political diversity was much greater in Latin America than in
Africa
D) the historical experience of Africa was similar to that of
Latin America
Unit 4 Examination
6) An example of a dyadic contract would be the relationship
between:
A) an individual and his cousins

2. B) a parent and a godparent
C) a woman and her nuclear family
D) a patriarch and his extended family
8) India, Burma, and Malaysia were conquered and colonized by
the:
A) Dutch
B) French
C) British
D) Portuguese
11) The cultural materialist interpretation of the caste system
attributes its origin to:
A) religious mythology
B) economic and political conditions
C) widespread social consensus
D) heredity
Unit 4 Examination
12) The caste system is a:
A) method of processing wheat in rural India
B) system of rural economic transactions based on reciprocity
C) political organization run by educated peasants
D) hierarchical organization of social groups based on kinship
13) Norman Chance, the fi rst anthropologist to do fieldwork in
China in the 1970s after a long period during which
ethnography was prohibited, concentrated on the economic life
of:
A) a mining cooperative in southern China
B) an agricultural commune near Beijing
C) nomadic herdsmen near the border with Nepal
D) a bicycle factory in Shanghai
14) What actions did German, Irish, Italian, and Polish
immigrants take to overcome racial discrimination in the late
19th and early 20th centuries?

3. A) emphasizing higher education
B) joining unions and political parties
C) shedding their ethnic identities
D) violent confrontations
19) The term “Green Revolution” refers to the increased use of
________ to increase food production in Third World countries.
A) renewable tree- and root-crop products of the tropical rain
forests
B) intensive human labor for planting, weeding, and harvesting
C) traditional, organic farming methods that avoid the use of
pesticides
D) mechanized agriculture, genetic engineering, and artifi cial
hybrid crops
21) According to ethnolographic research conducted by Murray
Leaf, the Green Revolution has been successfully implemented
in:
A) Rio de Janiero, Brazil
B) Turkmenistan and Azerbaijan
C) Western Samoa
D) Shahidpur, India
E) Mexico City, Mexico
24) Whereas most archaeologists have traditionally found
employment in universities or museums, many are now working
as applied archaeologists specializing in what is known as:
A) cultural resource management
B) excavation archaeology
C) exhumation regulation
D) application archaeology
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22) Since the 1960s, the Ju/’hoansi or San have become:
A) one of the few indigenous societies to become financially

4. independent
B) increasingly independent and isolated from the modern world
C) middle class citizens of the nation of South Africa
D) increasingly dependent upon government assistance
23) Confl ict between the Iroquois and other indigenous tribal
groups in the 1600s was NOT due to:
A) depletion of beavers and other fur-bearing animals vital to
trade
B) dependence on European goods
C) the introduction of guns and ammunition by the French
D) ancient traditions of blood revenge and glory on the warpath
24) The displacement of Native Americans from their tribal
lands in the U.S. in
order to make the land available to white settlers was:
A) a formal policy of the United States government
B) accompanied mostly by outlaws and hired gunsit 3
Examination
C) undertaken mostly by foreign immigrants
D) a myth invented by radical Indian activists
Reality Dreams
"You can design and create, and build the most wonderful place
in the world. But it takes people to make the dream a
reality"(Wingert 2013). Disney Land is one of those places
where all children’s dreams come true. It’s wonderland, that one
place where people walk around with smiles on their faces.
Disney Land is a very spacious place, with huge statues and
dinning’s. The best place to be entertained by is Disney Land,
no one has every denied this fact. This is almost everyone’s
favorite place in the world, to just get away from all the stress
and for some; remember their childhood memories and relive
them.

5. Disney Land takes over a very large area of land. There
are four official Disney Lands in the world, excluding the
Magic Kingdom in Florida. The most impressive thing about
Disneyland to me is the use of the huge space they own. Every
game as well as restaurants and many other places in
Disneyland are well organized and well spread around; they also
have different themes depending on the represented idea. For
example, in the Pirates of the Carrabin ride the ride is made in a
way that the people that are getting on the ride can see signs on
the walls that look like ancient pirate scripts. The inside of the
cave-like building people get on boats while it moves in water
showing them the characters of the movie and the great sound
effects. All of the different rides are based on the characters and
legendary stories that Disneyland brings to reality.
When it comes to financial concerns Disneyland would
be the last place to worry. Disneyland is a very successful
business that took its small idea and transformed it into a
stockmarket wrecker. The financial support that it receives is
from sponsors and other resource companies. Other financials
are gained from the visitors that come in everyday throughout
the year to spend money in that wonderland in return of having
a good time. The way they designed the place is to gain a
financial interest by putting everything in a way that people will
spend money with their own will, for instance when ever a
person is done with the ride or game there is a candy shops,
vending machines and small booths selling things to drink or
eat. Disneyland stared as a place where people can just come
and enjoy there time with the ones they love and turned into one
of the biggest landmarks in the world due to the great ideas the
engineers and managers working their that helped Disneyland to
become a very successful business area. After all Disneyland
now is also a kids TV channel that is as successful as the huge
landmark it is right know.
The tickets that are purchased at the gate allow people to walk
around with the tour guide and explore the beautiful ideas and
legendary stories behind all the statues and details of the theme

6. park and the whole area itself. Disneyland started with just an
entrance ticket, know it has packet deals, family pass and fast
passes that have different perks and different price ranges too.
Before entering the land of Disney people are given maps that
show how the place is constructed and divided so they can find
their way around. If it was a far drive from home and you drive
there it will never be a regret whatsoever. As soon as you arrive
all the people that work there are so friendly and caring, they
smile the whole day to put a smile on the kids faces and help
make their day full of joy and happiness.
One of the most popular things that Disneyland is well
famous for is the amazing shows and parades they run. All the
children and even adults gather around very early before the
shows start just to catch a spot for a clear vision of the shows.
Almost all legendary characters of history preform, dance, walk
and sing with joy as the crowd sings and smiles along. Yes, the
area is big enough to run street shows, have train tour, tour
buses and of course walk around. It has many stores and shops
decorated inside and out.
The paths are never dark; light is everywhere to be found that
you can even get lost because of how big the place is. People
stand in long lines just to get on a ride. Beauty is all that
surrounds this place in the world.
Whenever people drive somewhere they can get caught
in traffic or even cause accidents, or when they think they are
finally at their destination they have a hard time finding a
parking spot for their vehicles. In Disneyland parking spots are
available most of the time, and the drop off is barely crowded,
everything organized and well planned for. Disneyland was
built as a walking area not a motor drive. This helps everyone
enjoy their time and gives them time to see everything.
When you walk in Disneyland and spend your whole
day there, it would be a great day because of seeing all those
smiley face and friendly people. The feeling of happiness and
joy fills your day. People from all around the world people
come form their countries to just enjoy the late night fireworks

7. that Disneyland provided to the kids and families visiting. The
beautiful colors and designs all bright and flashy, that brings
the place to life. The theme in every corner and area is designed
to represent the characters. The architecture is just beautiful;
the whole area is constructed in a continuous village look but
different ideas everywhere. As Walt Disney once said:”
"Laughter is America's most important export" Who would miss
a chance at Disneyland or a ticket to the land where all dreams
come true?
Work Cited
"Disneyland Around The World." The Travel Guide. 10 June
2010. 29 Oct. 2013
Wingert, Chris. "Walt Disney Quotes." Walt Disney Quotes. 29
Oct. 2013