Indigenous Anthropology MCQs April 9, 2025June 11, 2024 by u930973931_answers 10 Score: 0 Attempted: 0/10 Subscribe 1. What is Indigenous Anthropology? (A) The study of ancient civilizations (B) The study of indigenous peoples and their cultures (C) The study of linguistic structures (D) The study of biological evolution 2. Who are Indigenous peoples? (A) People living in urban areas (B) People who belong to the dominant culture (C) Native or original inhabitants of a region or land (D) People of mixed heritage 3. What is Indigenous knowledge? (A) Knowledge passed down through generations within Indigenous communities (B) Scientific knowledge (C) Knowledge gained through formal education (D) Historical knowledge 4. What is cultural appropriation? (A) Respectful adoption and acknowledgment of Indigenous cultures (B) Misappropriation or misuse of Indigenous cultural elements (C) The decline of Indigenous cultures (D) The growth of Indigenous languages 5. What is Indigenous sovereignty? (A) The domination of Indigenous peoples by external powers (B) The recognition and exercise of self-governance and autonomy by Indigenous peoples (C) The assimilation of Indigenous cultures (D) The decline of Indigenous languages 6. Who is often credited as the founder of Indigenous Anthropology? (A) Franz Boas (B) Margaret Mead (C) Bronisław Malinowski (D) Claude Lévi-Strauss 7. What is cultural relativism in Indigenous Anthropology? (A) The belief that all cultures should be judged by the standards of one’s own culture (B) The belief that all cultures are equally valid and should be understood in their own contexts (C) The decline of cultural diversity (D) The growth of cultural assimilation 8. What is Indigenous activism? (A) Efforts by Indigenous communities to assert their rights and protect their cultures (B) Efforts to erase Indigenous cultures (C) The decline of Indigenous languages (D) The growth of cultural appropriation 9. What are land rights in Indigenous Anthropology? (A) Rights to outer space (B) Rights to land and territories traditionally owned or used by Indigenous peoples (C) Rights to urban areas (D) Rights to historical sites 10. What is the role of oral tradition in Indigenous cultures? (A) The decline of storytelling (B) The preservation of cultural knowledge and history (C) The growth of written records (D) The decline of Indigenous languages More MCQs on Physical Anthropology (Biological Anthropology) .Cultural Anthropology 2. Physical Anthropology (Biological Anthropology) 3. Archaeology 4. Linguistic Anthropology 5. Applied Anthropology 6. Medical Anthropology 7. Environmental Anthropology 8. Ethnography 9. Anthropological Linguistics 10. Visual Anthropology 11. Forensic Anthropology 12. Economic Anthropology 13. Political Anthropology 14. Development Anthropology 15. Urban Anthropology 16. Psychological Anthropology 17. Historical Anthropology 18. Symbolic Anthropology 19. Cognitive Anthropology 20. Legal Anthropology 21. Indigenous Anthropology 22. Cross-Cultural Studies 23. Ethnomusicology 24. Kinship Studies 25. Ritual and Religion Studies 26. Gender and Sexuality Studies 27. Diaspora Studies 28. Tourism Anthropology 29. Ethnoarchaeology 30. Cultural Ecology