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| the study of human cultural and biological differences through time and space |
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| sociocultural , archaeological , biological, linguistic |
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| uses studies to imagine what life was like in the past |
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| the study of changes in social life and custom |
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| the examined evolotionary changes in physical form such as anatomy |
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| culture naturalizes point of views on different matters |
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| reasoning from theoritical deductions rather than observations and experiences aka prior prejudice |
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| 1700s, developed the system on homo sepiens |
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| (1781) races . caucasians, mongolians, malay, ethiopean, american |
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| (1926) caucazoid , mongaloid , and negroid |
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| all mankinds desents from adam and eve. the belief that those who born different from white are punished |
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| the belief that white is the only true human kind and the rest are othr species |
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| measured and copared the anterior brain (genu) posterior brain (splenium)to prove te supriority of euro men over others |
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| measures the foramen magum to prove the closer relation to apes that black poeple have . he changed his data to fit his preassumptions |
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| mix children are given the inferior association |
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| you as indi incorporate yorself in another cult |
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| tendency to measure other cultures in relation to one's own |
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| inately good but society make them bad |
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| inately bad but society make them good |
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| plowed and left alone for a season or two |
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| more than one type of crop on one field |
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