Chan monastics discussed in this chapter's Biocultural Connection are in the country of:
a. Cambodia.
b. India.
c. Taiwan.
d. Thailand.
e. Nepal.
c
You might also like to view...
Please write 2-3 sentences identifying the person, place, or thing in terms of age, location, and significance.Bajos
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following is a key difference between the food-producing traditions of Mesopotamia and Mesoamerica that helps us understand the subsequent histories in the two regions?
A. In Mesoamerica, goats, sheep, and pigs were domesticated, but in Mesopotamia only dogs were domesticated. B. Large domesticated animals played an important role in Mesopotamia but were absent from Mesoamerica. C. Maize was the staple grain in Mesopotamia, whereas the primary grain in Mesoamerica was wheat. D. Food production emerged in Mesoamerica thousands of years prior to when it did in Mesopotamia. E. Food production occurred as a gradual process in Mesoamerica but was revolutionary in Mesopotamia.
According to Nordstrom in "Illegal Economies and the Untold Story of Amputees," the United Nations worker equated __________ to the invisible center of gravity of the society
a. women b. men c. informal economies d. information banking systems
Which of the following provides the best-documented example of the evolutionary role of infectious disease in humans?
a. Bubonic plague b. Malaria c. Tuberculosis d. Smallpox e. Influenza