Social Sciences

Anthropologists typically investigate the culture and social organization of different groups of people. Through fieldwork and research, they aim to understand the beliefs, practices, and structures that shape societies and communities around the world.

The industrial revolution. No longer did families rely on numbers to generate acceptable living conditions: under agrarian societies the more kids you had, the more workers you had to help you make profit. With the 'rise of the machines' one person and a machine (say cotton jenny) could do more work than 5 people alone could. This did cause raw manpower to become less valuable, but there were always new opportunities (repair the machine, sell the machine, make the machine etc.) The actual value of a child as a worker went down. So the next thing that happened was education: no longer were you absolutely stuck on the farm, you could take your education and go somewhere else.

In a nuclear family an extended amount of time and energy is expended on a smaller number of children.

As to patriarchal, there was no longer a need for a single point of responsibility, others in the nuclear family had much more of a stake in the governing of the family.

Egalitarian marriage is NOT bad. All an egalitarian marriage means, is that a man and wife share equal rights and responsibilities to decisions and work within a marriage. That means they each have equal say in all financial decisions, regardless of who earns more, and that they each have a shared role of housework, and child care duties as the other, (provided they both work). Dad has equal say in whats best for the kids, and mom has equal say in how money should be spent. No one in an egalitarian marriage "wears the pants" and the man is not the head of the house, nor is the wife the cook/babysitter/maid. Each spouse has the right to initiate sex however/whenever he or she pleases, but also has the duty to please his or her partner. Intimacy is a shared responsibility. The whole POINT of an egalitarian marriage is that both husband and wife do equal work, and have equal say in sex, money, chores, and parenting. However, this is completely at the discretion of the married couple and is not a social movement that would hinder the free rights and choices of the married couple. Some married couples would rather not practice such a dual-split responsibility agenda and live according to what their parents believed and practiced as well as previous generations before them. Many females enjoy playing a role that is thought of by many as a constricting and even "oppressed" life of staying at home and adhering to what they think of as "women duties." Likewise, such couples feel most comfortable when the male works outside the home to assume the financial responsibilities for the family which is equally as important. As they live together they create an environment that is most comfortable to them.

Sociology studies human societies, social behavior, and institutions within a contemporary context, focusing on social structures and dynamics. Anthropology examines human societies, cultures, and behaviors across time and space, encompassing past and present societies. While both fields study human behavior, sociology emphasizes modern societies and social structures, whereas anthropology has a broader focus on culture, traditions, and human evolution.

People might kill for money if they feel desperate or believe it is their only way to improve their circumstances. Financial motivations can cloud judgment and lead individuals to make unethical or immoral choices. Additionally, some individuals may place a higher value on material wealth over the sanctity of life.

Sociology emerged in the 19th century as a response to the social upheavals caused by the Industrial Revolution. Early sociologists such as Auguste Comte, Karl Marx, and Emile Durkheim laid the foundations for the discipline by exploring social structures, institutions, and processes. Over time, sociology evolved to encompass various theoretical perspectives and methodological approaches, leading to the establishment of sociology as a distinct scientific discipline.

Homo sapiens likely dressed in clothing made from animal skins, furs, and plant materials in order to protect themselves from the elements. The exact style and design would have varied depending on the region and available resources.

"To pull the wool over someone's eyes" means to deceive or trick someone by misleading them or keeping them in the dark about something. It implies hiding the truth or facts from them in order to manipulate them in some way.

Donald Johanson found Lucy in 1974 while he was heading back towards his camp and he looked over his right shoulder and light glinted off a bone.

There are over 1,000 islands in Polynesia, spread across the central and southern Pacific Ocean. Some of the well-known islands in Polynesia include Hawaii, Samoa, Tonga, and Tahiti.

There is no single capital city of Melanesia. Melanesia is a cultural region in the Pacific Ocean, consisting of countries like Papua New Guinea, Fiji, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, and New Caledonia, each with its own capital city.

There are 5 islands in Melanesia. Solomon islands, Papua New Guinea, Vanuatu, New Caledonia, and Fiji :)

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Primitive people adapted to Alaska's harsh environment by developing techniques for hunting, fishing, and gathering food. They also built shelters using natural materials and developed clothing to protect themselves from the cold. Additionally, they developed social structures and traditions that helped them survive in that challenging environment.

A map is typically a two-dimensional representation of a geographic area or space, depicting various features such as boundaries, roads, bodies of water, and landmarks. It includes a legend or key to explain symbols and colors used, a scale to show the relationship between the map and actual distance, and an orientation to indicate which direction is north. They can be printed on paper or viewed digitally.

It's important because it tells you to value life and having pride and not just waiting till your dead using the time that your given to do amazing things!

Neanderthals likely wore animal skins and furs as their main form of clothing to keep warm and protect themselves from the elements. They may have also used plants and other materials to create additional garments like woven garments or sewn clothing.

WHAT IS ANUSANDHAN? Anusandhan is said to be a state of one's being connected with true self. This true self is identified in the traditions with the name of God as inspired by the Guru. This is supposed to be state that has surpassed and transcended all the subjective prejudices. This is supposed to be a sate that is associated with the aim of and aspiration of global welfare only. This is said to be a state which has no petty pursuits and no mean considerations. This state is supposed to be an objective state that has benevolent effect on the entire universe. Benevolent effect means the effect that facilitates the ANUSANDHAN! ANUSANDHAN can also be said to be THE state of ultimate FREEDOM in true sense.

Pacific Theory states that the Philippines were created by series of volcanic eruptions over that happened over time. This theory was first brought to the public's attention by geologists Barry Willis.

Science, by definition, is the OBSERVATION, identification, description, experimental investigation, and THEORETICAL EXPLANATION of phenomena. Grossly simplified, this means that science comes from what you can see or mathematically prove. Therefore, science has to be logical, otherwise it is useless. Chuis

Cultural diffusion refers to the spread of cultural beliefs, practices, customs, and ideas from one society to another. This can happen through various means such as trade, travel, migration, conquest, and mass media. As cultures come into contact with each other, they often exchange elements of their culture, leading to a blending and sharing of ideas.

Inferring is the process of drawing conclusions or making educated guesses based on the information available. It involves using context clues, prior knowledge, and reasoning skills to make assumptions about things that are not explicitly stated. Essentially, it involves reading between the lines to understand implied meanings.

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Zhang Qian brought back knowledge of Chinese silk production techniques, new trade routes connecting China to Central Asia, and information about different cultures and civilizations he encountered during his travels.

I am sure there are as many correct answers to this question as there are people who experience a culture as an outsider. Experience is personal. But, I can answer personally. As an outsider, I have found that I am often more inquisitive about the origins of other cultures' practices than are those who, because they grew up in the culture, simply accept the pratices as "just the way it is done". For example, I asked at least thirty Mexicans of various ages and educational backgrounds what the significance of the pinata was. None knew. I researched it myself. Furthermore, none of my Mexican friends could tell me why they make such an elaborate affair for a baby's first birthday or why Christmas is tamale making time. I guess it is like the fact that many native New Yorkers never visit the Statue of Liberty. Because it isn't novel to them it just isn't as fascinating.

At their height, the Inca population rose to around 12,000,000 people. The Inca people live on today, although their numbers are dwindling at an alarming rate.