Q. In anthropology the rule assigning social identity on the basis of some aspect of one's ancestry is called

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Q. The US Census Bureau has gathered data by race since

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Q. In anthropology rule that automatically places the children of a union or mating between members of different socioeconomic groups in the less privileged group is called

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Q. According to anthropologists a person who have individual wealth and power in the society is called

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Q. Anthropologists said that Status differences are inherited and distributed along a continuum from the highest ranking member chief to the lowest without any break

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Q. To identify early states the evidence for state orgnization includes monumental architecture, central storehouses, irrigation systems and writing records easy for

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Q. Anthrpologists said that status differences are not inherited all status is based on age, gender and on individual qualities, talents and achievement are called

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Q. According to archaeological anthropologist said that the economies were being managed by central leadership agricultural villages had grown into

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Q. According to archeologists in northern western India and Pakistan, the Indus River Valley or Harappa state, Mohenjo-Daro it take name from the

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Q. Anthropologists said that ranked societies have hereditary inequality but they lack stratification and social divisions based on unequal access to wealth and power this type of ranked is called

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Q. According to anthropologists if a person have wealth and power in the society their close relatives have a

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Q. Anthropologists said that status differences are inherited and divided sharply between distinct noble and commoner classes are

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Q. Who was the influential sociologist

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Q. According to anthropologists the creation of separate social strata is called

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Q. According to anthropologists bands and tribes, whose status systems are based on

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Q. According to anthropologists the status systems of chiefdoms and states are

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Q. According to anthropologists the kinship ties did not extend from the nobles to the commoners because of

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Q. The status system in chiefdoms, although based on differential access is called

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Q. Who defined three related dimensions of social stratification 1: Economic status and wealth 2: Power 3: Prestige

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Q. According to anthropologists in the society there are three contrasts in wealth, power and prestige between entire groups social strata of men

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