In tribal societies, the village head leads by example and through persuasion; he lacks the ability to force people to do things.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
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In most areas, one of the greatest causes of declining numbers of nonhuman primates (along with hunting by humans) is
a. the warfare between human groups (civil war). b. the trapping of live primates for the entertainment industry. c. habitat destruction. d. the trapping of live primates for the pet trade. e. the overpopulation of nonhuman primate groups.
Why are foraging societies more able than other groups to emphasize individual initiative in children?
A) Foraging people choose their leaders from among individuals with a lot of individual initiative. B) Only foraging societies allow for individuals to eat anything they want to eat. C) Departure from routine cannot cause much damage to a food supply that has to be collected daily. D) Reliance on tradition is not particularly important for people with no wealth or material possessions.
When two societies with different cultures come into prolonged, first-hand contact, and one or both of these societies experience major processes of change, it is called:
a. diffusion. b. acculturation. c. innovation. d. syncretism. e. juxtaposition.