Religion
Indigenous People
Heritage/Museums
OTHER
100

What is the name for a religion with one god?

Monotheistic

100

Whose native land are we on?

Haudenosaunee 

100

Who owns heritage?

??????????

100
What is the name for a person who offers you help and guidance when you are doing an ethnography?

An informant

200

What is the name for a new or developing religion?

Cult

200

What is a continuing effect of Indian Boarding Schools?

Trauma, health concerns (cortisol), loss of culture, secrecy, etc.

200

What is a threat to heritage?

Looting, War, development, tourism, changing culture, the environment

200

What is the cultural setting of an art piece? Aspects outside of the piece itself that effect meaning.

Context

300

What is the name for a part-time religious practitioner who enters into an altered state to convene with the spirit world?

Shaman

300

What is something bad anthropology has done to Native American groups?

Etic approaches, desecration of sites and remains, used them, scientific racism, etc

300

What is the name for something that does not have a physical presence. Used in art and heritage?

Intangible

300

What is Bronislaw Malinowski known for?

Ethnographies, Participant Observation, working in the Trobriand Islands

400

What is the name for a person who is able to connect directly with god or receive his message?

Prophet

400

What is the name for the practice of forcing the culture of a dominant group onto others? This was the goal of Indian Boarding Schools

Forced assimilation

400

What is the term for the origin and complete history of ownership of an object?

Provenance

400

What is the term for differences in treatment or access to things (like medical care) that is unfair?

Disparities

500

What is the name for an artistic object that is created specifically to house a spirit?

Fetish

500

What is the 1990 act that first offered protections for native goods and required they be returned to tribes?

NAGPRA


BONUS: What does it stand for?

500

What is the new idea about museums, that posits they should be more collaborative spaces that work with communities and make more people feel welcome to come and offer their emic perspectives?

Critical Museum Theory

500

What is the name for a religion that involves the absorption of ideas and practices from another religion? Common among people facing assimilation

Syncretic religion