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    Republic of the Philippines

    Department of Education
    REGION VI- WESTERN VISAYAS
    Kirayan National High School
    Naulid, Miagao, Iloilo

    DISCIPLINE IN SOCIAL SCIENCE

    I. Write the letter of the best answer.


    a. Edward Burnett Tylor b. Lewis Henry Morgan c. Franz Boas
    1. A lawyer by training and profession who became fascinated with the Indian people.
    2. One of the key figures who did not use science to justify racism.
    3. Pioneered the importance of actual field work rather than arm anthropology.
    4. Regarded as the Father of Cultural Anthropology.
    5. He believed that social evolution presents 3 stages of societal development: savagery, barbaric & civilized.
    6. He was later regarded as the Father of American anthropology.
    7. He introduced the concept of unilineal cultural evolution.
    8. His classic work is about the Iroquois.
    9. He defined anthropology as the science of culture.
    10. His anthropological research led to the recognition of cultural relativism.

    II. Identify the answer from the box below.

    Social science French Revolution Industrial Revolution William Thompson


    Scientific Anthropology Barbaric Civilized Auguste Comte
    Theological Savage Culture Philosophical Biological anthropology
    11. It engages in the study of phenomena relating to human group and their socio physical environment.
    12. Known as the bloodiest revolution in modern history.
    13. He’s the first one to use the term social science in early 1800’s.
    14. Nonviolent form of social change.
    15. A French philosopher who argued about the 3 stages in the development of reason: theological, scientific &
    philosophical.
    16. A knowledge based on critical thinking.
    17. A knowledge base on assumptions lifted from sacred texts.
    18. The most accurate of the 3 knowledge as it comes from observation.
    19. It comes from the Greek words “anthropos” human and “logos” study.
    20. A society that utilized crude technology (fire, bow and pottery).
    21. A society that practiced metallurgy, domestication of animals and agriculture.
    22. A society which was characterized by development and system of writing.
    23. The key element of study in the field of anthropology.
    24. A totality of lifeway of a group of people which may include their tradition, beliefs, norms and mores.
    25. Engaged in understanding humans and their nature as an animal species.

    III. Enumerate the following terms.


    26-28. Fields of Anthropology
    29-31. Key Concepts in Anthropology
    32-34. Stages of Societal Development by Lewis Henry Morgan
    35-37. Stages in the Development of Reason
    38-39. Big Revolutions that transformed the world

    IV. Essay (5 pts. Each)


     Why is economics important?
     How does Industrial Revolution affect our life today?

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