1.
"You must perform the bleeding ritual, my son. Without these
scars, you will never be one of us." This
is an adapted example of:
A. Primordialism B.
Instrumentalism C. Constructivism D. Essentialism 2.
"He is not Ashuka. I forbid you to marry him and pollute our
bloodlines." This
is an adapted example of:
A. Primordialism B.
Instrumentalism C. Constructivism D. Essentialism
3.
He crouched behind the black lotus bush and watched the savages dance
and sing to the night sky. He took notes of their heathen acts and
prepared for a triumphant return to the expedition.The
key words 'savages' and 'heathens' is an example of:
A. Ethnic
category B. Ethnic network C. Ethnic community D.
Situational Ethnicity
4.
"Since Lord Mallek slayed the dragon, our country has risen from
the ashes. No one can ever call us cowards again." This
is an adapted example of:
A. Primordialism B.
Instrumentalism C. Constructivism D. Essentialism
5.
"Let the peasants have their festivals and parties. As long as
they break their backs in the fields the next day, I do not care if
they wear colored silks on them tonight." This
is an adapted example of:
A. Primordialism B.
Instrumentalism C. Constructivism D. Essentialism
6.
The terms learned today are:
A.
Unnecessary and completely useless. B. Key and need to be at the
forefront of the writer's mind at all times. C. Simple guidelines
the writer may chose to use or disregard during the creative
process. D. Only used in the study of sociology and
anthropology.
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