Anthropology Quiz

Who were amongst the first anthropologists, and what work did they do?

• They studied ancient civilizations.

• They were the first to explore human genetics.

• They focused on cultural and social structures.

• They developed the theory of evolution.

What are the various approaches to anthropology and who are the associated anthropologists?

• Biological, Cultural, Linguistic, and Archaeological

• Psychological, Sociological, Historical, and Political

• Economic, Environmental, Technological, and Medical

• Philosophical, Mathematical, Artistic, and Literary

What is the history of anthropological thought, and where is it going into the future?

• It began with the study of fossils and is moving towards genetic research.

• It started with cultural studies and is evolving towards interdisciplinary integration.

• It originated from philosophical debates and is shifting towards technological applications.

• It was rooted in economic theories and is advancing towards environmental concerns.

Which term was used to describe groups considered uncivilized in pre-modern history?

• Travelers

• Barbarians

• Colonizers

• Philosophers

Who were known as travelers and chroniclers in pre-modern history?

• Ancient Greeks

• Age of Colonization

• Jean Jacques Rousseau

• Noble Savages

What was a significant aspect of the Age of Colonization?

• Development of democracy

• New lands and new people

• Industrial revolution

• Rise of empires

Which philosopher wrote "The Social Contract" in 1762?

• Plato

• Aristotle

• Jean Jacques Rousseau

• Socrates

What concept did Jean Jacques Rousseau introduce regarding "primitive" people?

• Social hierarchy

• Noble Savages

• Industrial society

• Urbanization

Who were Sir Edward Burnett Tylor and Louis Henry Morgan?

• Pioneers in cultural evolution and anthropology

• Famous explorers of the 19th century

• Renowned physicists

• Influential political leaders

What did Tylor and Morgan rely on for their studies?

• Writings of travelers, explorers, missionaries, and colonial officers

• Ancient manuscripts and artifacts

• Modern scientific experiments

• Personal travel experiences