Systems regulating the way goods and services are distributed are closely associated with the society’s __________.
A) religious system
B) level of economic development
C) dependence on hunting
D) incentives for labor
B) level of economic development
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Which of the following has NOT been suggested as an explanation for why Upper Paleolithic people made cave paintings?
A. The paintings were fertility magic, intended to increase the number of game animals. B. The paintings gave H. erectus a way of recording and transmitting information across generations. C. The paintings were historical representations. D. The paintings were associated with rites of passage. E. The paintings were magical representations of successful hunts.
In what way do the interconnections among the people of the nations of the world today differ from interconnections of 50 years ago? a. The division of economic activities between nations and regions has changed. b. Cultural exchange is much more one-sided today due to the relatively greater power of Western countriescompared with others
c. Today the interconnections are between entire continents; in the past interconnections were only local. d. All of these are ways that global interconnections today differ from those of the past.
Anthropology's comparative, biocultural perspective
A. allows the inclusion of both biological and cultural approaches to comment on or solve a particular issue or problem. B. is the reason anthropology has traditionally studied nonindustrialized societies. C. is insignificant, since evolution is studied by biological anthropologists while culture is studied by cultural anthropologists. D. is a product of the participant observation approach. E. places anthropology in the humanities.
How does the Kiribati worldview of their effect on the environment contrast to that of industrialized cultures?
What will be an ideal response?