This refers to a school of thought which prescribes that cultural traits and ideas spread from a central point of origin, influencing and transforming other cultures across the globe.

The type of economic system where individuals own and operate the buildings,machinery and property of production.

• TRADITIONAL ECONOMY

• COMMAND SYSTEM

• MARKET SYSTEM

• MIXED SYSTEM

In the British school of diffusionism they concluded that all aspects of civilizations, from technology to religion, originated in Egypt and diffused to other cultural areas.

• TRUE

• FALSE

These methods allow for higher population densities but still depend on the availability of plentiful, undeveloped land.

He proposed that all anthropologists do rigorous, scientifically based fieldwork to collect ethnographic data.

• Leo Frobenius

• Franz Boas

• Friedrich Ratzel

• Alfred Kroeber

In foraging, this showcases a fairly egalitarian approach where permanent villages, requires a lot of land as crops must be rotated each year due to farming practices.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The process by which one country takes political control of another country, territory, or people, often exploiting their resources and imposing its own language and cultural values.

Which concept states that every behavior has a cause and is controlled by internal or external forces rather than an individual's will?

• Possibilism

• Determinism

• Diffusionism

• Eurocentrism

According to the British School of Diffusionism, all aspects of civilization originated in Mesopotamia.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The theoretical approach that attempts to explain the similarities and differences in culture in relation to the environment.