Is it contradictory to say that membership in an ethnic group is an ascribed status while arguing that we negotiate our social identities? Why or why not? How do we occupy multiple social statuses?
What will be an ideal response?
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a. finding; growing b. fishing; hunting c. preparing; cooking d. hunting; gathering
Robert Redfield explained the relations between urban and rural communities by arguing that
A. peasants were culturally isolated from cities. B. cities were centers from which cultural innovations were spread to rural and tribal areas. C. kin-based ethnic associations only exist in rural areas. D. there are so many connections between rural and urban areas that it is not useful to distinguish between them. E. urban centers have more in common with each other, even across national boundaries, than they do with rural areas in the same country.
The key early domesticates at Ban-po-ts'un were
A. wheat and goats. B. corn and guinea pigs. C. grapes and cattle. D. millet and pigs.
Traditional San hunters:
a. usually traveled alone for hunts and shared meat with everyone in the band. b. put personal markings on their arrows to determine the owner of the kill. c. did not share meat with those who did not hunt. d. obtained a great deal of political power from successful hunts.