Question

activities that shows the nature and goals of antropology, sociology and political science

Answer 1

You don’t get it, do you. Neither anthropology, nor sociology, nor political science, have “natures” or “goals” - only people do - as anthropods, as social individuals, as polities: and their natures thus are very varied, and the goals are multifarious, and the studies of these variations are what constitue anthropology, sociology and political science. And because of the great variations involved, you CANNOT start off by making the simplifyng assumption - “Well, all people are basically the same” - hence mega loads of b/s.

You’ll just have to listen to your Professor, stating what HE thinks is the bleeding obvious about his subject - and remember to regurgitate it come the examinations. And don’t call it “science” - it is Literature, of the class Fiction, or light entertainment. Or alternatively it is VERY advanced Chemistry, of the Trans-Ontological elements - Narrativium, Speculum, Hopium, Mendacium, Idiom, and the rest.