Matrilineal descent defines membership in the kinship group through the maternal line of relationships between mothers and their children and results in a matriarchal structure in society.

With matrilineal descent, a man belongs to the same descent group as his __________.

What research did scientists rely on to suggest that male dominance is universal and rooted in biological traits that originated in our primate heritage, which continues to define gender roles world-wide?

Most societies __________.

One unique aspect which sets Pastoralist societies apart from Foraging societies is:

Horticulture differs from other kinds of farming in all of the following ways EXCEPT:

All cultures have expectations which guide who you can and cannot marry. The rules which require an individual to marry outside of a particular group are called: 

There are many examples of additional gender roles across cultures. Additional gender role options for biological men are ____________ common than they are for biological women.

Rather than simply focusing on market exchanges and individual decision-making, anthropologists consider three distinct phases of economic activity including all of the following EXCEPT:

This idea distinguished cultural anthropology in the United States from social anthropology in Europe.