Your textbook describes the Vanatinai society in New Guinea as an example ofGroup of answer choicespatriarchy.gender equality.matriarchy.cisgenderism.

Sexism is interwoven with a hierarchical system of social organization in which cultural, political, and economic structures are controlled by men. What is the name of this system?Group of answer choicespatriarchyoligarchymatriarchypolyarchy

What did anthropologist Margaret Mead find in her study of three different societies in New Guinea?A.Two cultures had male leadership with female support and the other was a matriarchy.B.Each culture attempted to share responsibilities equally, but failed.C.All three communities were patriarchal societies.D.The three societies defined femininity and masculinity in different ways.

Which of the following does NOT describe a society? A. ‘n Eie grondgebied. / Its own territory. B. Word gehandhaaf deur geboortes en opvoeding van kinders binne daardie kultuur. / Is upheld by birth and upbringing of children within that culture C. ʼn Stelsel ongestruktureerde sosiale verhoudings. / A system of unstructured social relationships. D. Het ‘n interne organisasie. / Has an internal organization. E. ‘n Betreklik onafhanklik en selfvoorsiende bevolking. / A relative independent and self-sufficient population.

If a country has a high score in the Gender Egalitarianism dimension as per the GLOBE study, which of the following behaviors is most likely to be encouraged in the society of this country?Group of answer choicesThe society promotes gender equality and minimises gender role differences and discrimination.The society encourages clear distinctions between gender roles and tends to assign certain roles only to men or only to women.The society emphasises homogeneity and expects men and women to perform the same tasks and roles.The society values assertiveness, competitiveness, and materialism regardless of gender.

Which of the following is true about bonobos?Group of answer choicesThey live in monogamous pairsThey use sex as a mechanism for conflict avoidance and reconciliationThey live in single male/multi-female groupsThey use sex as a mechanism for conflict avoidance and reconciliation AND live in single male/multi-female groups