The ways people harness the resources and cope with the problems of living in a particular environment are important influences on many dimensions of a culture
a. True
b. False
ANSWER:
True
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In nonindustrial societies, economic activities are embedded in the society.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Within the same species of mammals, populations with low average weight are found nearer the equator, while those with greater average weight are found farther from the equator. This is known as:
A. Allen's rule B. Gloger's rule C. Bergmann's rule D. Stein's rule
A critical factor that makes Northern Indian kinship terminology difficult for Americans is:
a. The use of different terms for kin from the mother's side and father's side of the family. b. The fact that all older males within one's family are called father. c. The fact that women are only rarely allowed to use a kin name when addressing members of her own family. d. The fact that the same individual may be called by as many as three different kin names on different occasions. e. The fact that some people that are much younger than you, must be called father or mother.
Property rights in tribal societies are usually invested in family and other kinship groupings
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.