Reference no: EM13924664

1. One element generally not found in caste systems is:

• the association of one's social position with one's occupation.
• inheritance of one's status.
• equal access to wealth.
• prohibitions on marrying those outside one's class.

2. The Demographic Transition Model:

• depicts how populations change over time.
• is based on the historical experience of the Third World.
• predicts the world's population in the year 2002.
• supports the overpopulation perspective.

3. Civilization, as defined by anthropologists, means:

• how "cultured" a population is.
• any successful society.
• a self-contained group with no necessity for trade.
• a society with advanced agriculture, craft specialization, and urbanism.

4. Caste systems are most common in societies:

• that were previously ranked.
• that have a tradition of slavery.
• that have a great deal of occupational specialization.
• that have monetary systems.