| ACROSS |
| 2 | | Closed, hereditary systems of stratification that often are dictated by religion
|
| 5 | | Association or covariation between two or more variables
|
| 8 | | An exchange between social equals (who are normally related by kinship, marriage or other personal tie)
|
| 10 | | A position — negative or positive — which is not automatic but which has come through choices, actions, efforts, talents or accomplishments
|
| 11 | | A system of production, distribution and consumption of resources
|
| |
| DOWN |
| 1 | | A permanent social group among non-industrial food producers whose members claim common ancestry
|
| 3 | | The type of polygamy in which men have more than one wife |
| 4 | | The creation of separate social strata -- unrelated groups that differ in their access to wealth, prestige and power; the emergence of this phenomena signifies a transition from chiefdom to state
|
| 6 | | A marital exchange in which the wife's group provides substantial gifts to the husband's family
|
| 7 | | A political leader in many societies of the South Pacific who is a regulator of regional political organizations
|
| 9 | | Small-scale agriculturists who live in nonindustrial states and have rent fund obligations
|
|
