Exam 11: Subsistence and Exchange

Discuss the effects of globalization on the worldwide economic system, especially during recent years. How would you depict the worldwide economic network? What is the role of indigenous societies and groups such as the Cusichaca Trust in this changing worldwide system?

Ju/'hoansi society is known for absolute and restrictive control over their lands.

Young Maya boys in Guatemala and Mexico commonly begin to make a substantial contribution to the household around age:

Approximately how many people worldwide practice pastoralism as a mode of subsistence?

Which of the following statements is most accurate?

In societies without a money economy, the rewards for labor are usually indirect.

A dual sex configuration pattern is most often found in:

Some sort of complex division of labor and centralized political organization is necessary for the appearance of markets.

Episodes of major change may be followed by long periods of relative stability.

The traditional market is:

The Neolithic Revolution had many consequences, but it is marked as being the time period in which people began:

Aymara Indians adapted to high altitude have a pulmonary diffusing capacity to oxygenate blood that is how much greater than someone adapted to the lowlands?

What is the flexible/integrated pattern of division of labor?

Which of the following best describes the process of cultural adaptation and evolution?

The unit of adaptation includes both:

A horticultural way of life involves:

In what kind of society would you most expect to find the greatest amount of exploitative child labor?

In the Andes, llamas and potatoes were domesticated approximately:

Ju/'hoansi land ownership is determined by:

Why was the invention of the steam engine in England important to the development of the Industrial Revolution?