Question 1

Which one othe following subsistence strategies would mostypically be found to supporpermanensettlements containing between 50 and 250 people?

Accepted Answer

A) hunting and gathering 
B) horticulture 
C) agriculture 
D) pastoral 
A) hunting and gathering 
B) horticulture 
C) agriculture 
D) pastoral

Question 2

Slash-and-burn agriculture would besbe classified as which kind othe following adaptive strategies?

Accepted Answer

A) horticulture 
B) agriculture 
C) pastoralism 
D) industrialism 
A) horticulture 
B) agriculture 
C) pastoralism 
D) industrialism

Question 3

Cuartoneros, often made up othe pooresmen from the frontier town oSan Borja, use a low-tech method olocating and harvesting mahogany trees.Their method depends on the natural resources othe foresand

Accepted Answer

A) access to logging roads. 
B) a compass and portable sawmill. 
C) cooperation with the larger, legal logging companies. 
D) chainsaws and outboard motors. 
A) access to logging roads. 
B) a compass and portable sawmill. 
C) cooperation with the larger, legal logging companies. 
D) chainsaws and outboard motors.

Question 4

In his article, Lee claims thawhen he studied them in the 1960s, !Kung

Accepted Answer

A) ate all of the edible plants and animals found in their environment. 
B) lived in camps, each of which had a defended territory. 
C) enjoyed a large amount of leisure time. 
D) had to move every few days in search of scarce foodstuffs. 
A) ate all of the edible plants and animals found in their environment. 
B) lived in camps, each of which had a defended territory. 
C) enjoyed a large amount of leisure time. 
D) had to move every few days in search of scarce foodstuffs.

Question 5

Some othe following are listed as subsistence strategies in Par3 oConformity and Conflict.Which one othe following is not?

Accepted Answer

A) hunting and gathering 
B) agricultural 
C) manufacturing 
D) horticultural 
A) hunting and gathering 
B) agricultural 
C) manufacturing 
D) horticultural

Question 6

Cuartoneros cuthe planchones, relay them to the nearesriver, and then tie them into

Accepted Answer

A) cayapos and float them down the river to San Borja. 
B) oxcarts for transport out of the forest. 
C) lomeros in preparation for transport down river. 
D) bundles that are then carried out on logging roads. 
A) cayapos and float them down the river to San Borja. 
B) oxcarts for transport out of the forest. 
C) lomeros in preparation for transport down river. 
D) bundles that are then carried out on logging roads.

Question 7

Which one othe following was noa consequence ooutside developmenin the Guaraní tropical forests, according to Reed?

Accepted Answer

A) The Indians who stayed on the land could no longer farm. 
B) The Guaraní could no longer practice successful horticulture. 
C) Disease and malnutrition increased. 
D) The Indians could no longer hunt and fish successfully. 
A) The Indians who stayed on the land could no longer farm. 
B) The Guaraní could no longer practice successful horticulture. 
C) Disease and malnutrition increased. 
D) The Indians could no longer hunt and fish successfully.

Question 8

According to Reed's "ForesDevelopmenthe Indian Way," sustainable developmencould look like

Accepted Answer

A) commercial forest exploitation with the elimination of natural resources. 
B) leaving the economic, ecological, and social spheres of people living in the forest to market forces 
C) the promotion of social cohesion in among all people in the forest by more evenly distributing rising living standards. 
D) maintaining traditional practices of slash-and-burn combined with limited commercial exploitation. 
A) commercial forest exploitation with the elimination of natural resources. 
B) leaving the economic, ecological, and social spheres of people living in the forest to market forces 
C) the promotion of social cohesion in among all people in the forest by more evenly distributing rising living standards. 
D) maintaining traditional practices of slash-and-burn combined with limited commercial exploitation.

Which one othe following subsistence strategies would mostypically be found to supporpermanensettlements containing between 50 and 250 people?

Slash-and-burn agriculture would besbe classified as which kind othe following adaptive strategies?

Cuartoneros, often made up othe pooresmen from the frontier town oSan Borja, use a low-tech method olocating and harvesting mahogany trees.Their method depends on the natural resources othe foresand

In his article, Lee claims thawhen he studied them in the 1960s, !Kung

Some othe following are listed as subsistence strategies in Par3 oConformity and Conflict.Which one othe following is not?

Cuartoneros cuthe planchones, relay them to the nearesriver, and then tie them into

Which one othe following was noa consequence ooutside developmenin the Guaraní tropical forests, according to Reed?

According to Reed's "ForesDevelopmenthe Indian Way," sustainable developmencould look like

Culture and Ethnography

Language and Communication

Economic Systems

Kinship and Family

Roles and Inequality

Law and Politics

Religion, Magic, and Worldview

Globalization

Using and Doing Anthropology

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Exam 3: Ecology and Subsistence

Which one othe following subsistence strategies would mostypically be found to supporpermanensettlements containing between 50 and 250 people?

Slash-and-burn agriculture would besbe classified as which kind othe following adaptive strategies?

Cuartoneros, often made up othe pooresmen from the frontier town oSan Borja, use a low-tech method olocating and harvesting mahogany trees.Their method depends on the natural resources othe foresand

In his article, Lee claims thawhen he studied them in the 1960s, !Kung

Some othe following are listed as subsistence strategies in Par3 oConformity and Conflict.Which one othe following is not?

Cuartoneros cuthe planchones, relay them to the nearesriver, and then tie them into

Which one othe following was noa consequence ooutside developmenin the Guaraní tropical forests, according to Reed?

According to Reed's "ForesDevelopmenthe Indian Way," sustainable developmencould look like

Culture and Ethnography

Language and Communication

Economic Systems

Kinship and Family

Roles and Inequality

Law and Politics

Religion, Magic, and Worldview

Globalization

Using and Doing Anthropology

Filters