Native Americans adopted a very specific art form in the mid-1800s that incorporated the use of material from trading posts as a way of depicting their historical narratives. What were these art forms called?
A) Ledger drawings
B) Teepee paintings
C) Rifle sculptures
D) Flour sack textiles
E) Ration jewelry
A
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The tonowi of the Kapauku of New Guinea acquires political power by all of the following except:
a. being generous. b. being coercive. c. being a good talker. d. being wealthy. e. being a male.
What amazing discovery did primatologist Jane Goodall make in her studies of chimpanzees in 1960?
a. that chimpanzees use tools b. that chimpanzees use social mediation and peacemaking c. that chimpanzees share 98 percent of the same DNA with humans d. that apes have opposable thumbs
Which of the following examples best describe how culture influences the ways that humans interact with the natural environment?
A. Humans in all known cultures teach each other how to seize control of the plant and animal kingdoms. B. Humans have a biological instinct that has enabled them to survive by living in harmony with nature. C. Scientists have used culture to take control over natural forces so that there are no threats to human life on the planet. D. Science, invention, and discovery are parts of culture and enable humans to control many natural limits.
The four major patterns of human-environment interaction (e.g., foraging) are mutually exclusive from one another
a. True b. False