. Which of the following does not generally characterize pastoral societies?

1. Redistribution involves:
2. Chiefdoms are characterized by all of the following
except:
3. Possessions in pastoral societies are:
4. Nomadic pastoralists have permanent settlements; and complete
households shift location with the herd. House structures are
highly stable, such as a tent or yurt.
5. The Kula ring is:
6. Which of the following does not generally characterize
pastoral societies?
7. Chiefdoms, unlike bands and tribes, have permanent political
positions and regulate the regions they govern.
8. Horticultural societies are commonly matrilineal / matrilocal
but, MOST pastoral societies are patrilineal / patrilocal.
9. Theocracies are:
10. In pastoral societies women’s sexuality is controlled in a
variety of ways, including restricting their movements.you selected a topic from the following list:
Marriage practices
An alternate topic that was approved by the instructor
A discussion of how two cultures (other than your own) approach
the topic, including specific ethnographic examples. Be sure to
choose two specific and contemporary (currently existing) cultures.
Terms such as European, Asian, or African refer to continents, not
cultures, and are not appropriate for this paper. A compare and
contrast analysis of the similarities and differences in how the
two cultures approach the topic from a culturally relativistic
perspective. In your analysis, address how the information on the
cultures was gathered as well as how cultural relativism played a
role for both the anthropologist in the field and for you in this
discussion.
A discussion of whether the differences are related to other
cultural factors such as kinship, division of labor, gender roles,
economic organization, and political organization as well as
whether the differences can be seen as adaptations to the social or
natural environment. You don’t have to cover every single one of
these cultural factors, but you should include a discussion of the
most salient ones related to your topic.
A discussion on the cultural context of the topic and how it
relates to symbolic systems such as religion, communication, or
ritual.
A discussion of how this particular cultural practice has
changed over time and whether it has been modified, adopted,
diminished, and/or spread through colonialism and/or
globalization.