Anthropology Ch. 6

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True

A deity might communicate to a community through a prophet.

Priest

A full-time religious specialist, who is associated with a formalized religious institution, is a:

True

A shaman is more likely to have a direct experience with a supernatural being than is a priest.

Diviner

A specialist who uses techniques to obtain information about things that are not normally knowable is a:

Prophet

A(n) _________ is a mouthpiece of the gods.

enters a trance and speaks with the voice of a god.

According to the article, "The Woman Who Didn't Become a Shaman," a Taiwanese shaman, or tang-ki:

priests obtain supernatural power from a spirit familiar

All of the following are true about priests except:

Priest

Associated with temples, shrines, or churches in institutionalized religions

Prophet

Brings important messages from the supernatural world that can lead to new religious movements

Pentacostal Healer

Channels "the holy spirit" for healing rituals

Yuta, Okinawan Shaman

Communicates with the ancestors and kami for people of her village

Kaminchu, Okinawan

Embodies the supernatural being associated with their clan

Priest

Expected to represent the moral ideals of the community

Prophets

Handsome Lake and Ngundeng were:

Yakut Shaman

Has two familiar spirits, including an animal living in another village

Handsome Lake, Seneca (prophet)

His revelations became the foundation for the Longhouse religion

animal sacrifices were made, offerings were made to the ancestors, and the family came together for a feast

In The Split Horn, in order to return family members (father & mother) to health and happiness:

she frequently spoke about herself as "Mrs. Chen."

In the article, "The Woman Who Didn't Become a Shaman," evidence that suggested that Mrs. Chen was a shaman included all EXCEPT:

Shaman

Makes direct contact with the supernatural world

individual self-help rituals

Neoshamanism describes practices that adapt some elements of traditional shamanism, but tend to be focused on:

Shaman

Often is aided by a familiar spirit

are always women from specific clans

Okinawan priests:

(A) priestess; (B) shaman

Okinawan religious practices feature two types of religious specialist, the kaminchu who is a (A)____________ and the yuta who is a (B)_____________:

hand held drums

One characteristic of Siberian Shamanism is the use of:

True

Pentecostal preachers resemble shamans in that they will enter altered states of consciousness to contact the supernatural, in this case God, as a part of a healing ritual.

Roman Catholic Priest

Performs social rites of intensification under the authority of the Pope

Wovoka (Paiute)

Received a prophetic message that led to a revitalized Ghost Dance

- sending their souls to recapture the lost soul of the patient - removing spirits and objects from within the body of the patient - allowing a deity to possess their body ALL OF THE ABOVE

Shamans are able to cure illness by:

True

Shamans are frequently individuals who are driven to become shamans because of illness including mental illness.

False

Shamans can only be found in small-scale societies

provides a path for a shaman to travel between the human world and the supernatural worlds

The Axis Mundi

secure the soul to the body

The Hmong tradition of tying strings around the wrists is done to:

large, technologically advanced societies

The development of full-time religious specialists is associated with:

Priest

Typically found in societies with high levels of occupational specialization

Hmong Shaman

Used seeds to represent souls in a divination ritual

Billy Yellow, Navaho

Uses sandpaintings in a healing ritual

the power of a shaman is determined by his or her personal ability to contact the supernatural

Which of the following features characterizes a shaman?

he makes direct contact with the supernatural world to carry out his religious duties

The religious specialist in the video, The Split Horn, is considered a shaman because:

Siberia

The term "shaman" comes from the Tungus language of:

Hmong Shaman

Traveled in a trance state to the supernatural world to retrieve his own soul


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