What Is Anthropology?

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Week Eleven-Draft of Final Chapter 15 Draft : FINAL EXAM: On Sunday, November 22, 2020 at 8:00am SHARP you WILL BE SUBMITTING YOUR draft of your final exam. I will not be accepting any late drafts after 8:00am on Sunday. If you do not complete the draft you will receive a letter grade of F for Week Eleven Homework. Once I receive your draft, I will highlight in yellow every point that needs to be changed so you can make any final changes before you submit your final which you will present in class. Thank you all for all your efforts. Discussion Questions On Chapter 15. Each answer needs to be at least 350-400 words, properly cited, (Authors’ last nam e, year: Pg.___), proof read , and MUST reflect that you are using examples and definitions from Chapter 15. If you do not use your textbook to define your terms, you will fail this exam. Grammar and spelling mistakes will lower your grade by an entire grade. If you write less than 350 words per answer you will earn an F on your final exam.     1. In the United States today, which factor do you think most affects a person’s status (define your ter m from textbook/and cite) , : gender (define your ter m from textbook/and cite ) , class (define your ter m from textbook/and cite) , ethnicity (define your ter m from textbook/and cite) , or place of national origin (define your ter m from textbook/and cite) ? Why?   1. Does every U.S. citizen have the same ability to achieve the “American Dream (define your ter m from textbook/and cite) ,” and move economically (define your ter m from textbook/and cite) , and socially upward (define your ter m from textbook/and cite) , from more humble beginnings? Explain.   ¡ Academic Tools: Do you wonder how many pages a given number of words is? This website converts the number of words to the number of pages, online and free. This tool is useful when writing essays at university to determine how many pages you are required to write. http://wordstopages.com/   ¡ The Purdue Online Writing Lab https://owl.purdue.edu/index.html   ¡ Grammarly: Free Writing Assistant Millions trust Grammarly’s free writing app to make their messages, documents, and posts clear, mistake-free, and effective. ¡ https://www.grammarly.com/