Anthropology Family Ties & Social Bonds: Full Unit PPT, Reading, Notes, More

This resource includes everything you need to teach the unit of Anthropology dealing with family ties and social bonds.

What is included:

• Unit objectives and outline
• Throughout the reading, vocabulary is in boldface type.
• After every couple of pages, there is a section review.
• At the end of the reading, there are:
  • unit review questions
  • critical thinking questions
  • a bank of 25 multiple choice & true-false questions that can be used for a test or quiz
  • a list of the vocabulary terms (along with suggested activities)
  • a graphic organizer
  • answer keys for all of the end-of-unit questions.

Objectives

1. define archeology and the archeological record.

2. identify the types of material remains that people leave behind.

3. outline how archeologists find and excavate sites.

4. explain how archeologists analyze and interpret what they discover.

5. describe the earliest evidence of culture that was left behind by human ancestors.

6. state when and how agriculture first developed.

7. describe other changes that agriculture brought.

Outline

1. identify types of marriage rules and forms of marriage.

2. explain how residence patterns are related to household makeup.

3. describe different ways to trace relationships and name kin.

4. explain the importance of social groups and how social behavior is controlled.

5. compare and contrast different types of human societies.

It comes in a zip file that includes two different pdf files of the text (one file has pictures and the other is more print-friendly, with no pictures included), a PowerPoint presentation, and a pdf file with close notes.