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| made are for tourists helped them gain political influence and also make some money |
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| have a first funeral and then a second one years later, the second is very expensive and if you don't do it there will be a lesser social standing |
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| women dance mimiciing the motion of the trees, it is fine where they live but can be considered sexual in the states |
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| traditionally use darker natural dies, but because tourists appreciate lots of color they sometimes include that also |
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| dance used to scare enemies used by the maori people |
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| what do the french and british do about marriage when they colonize |
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| french intermarry, brits don't |
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| give examples of countries exploiting resources of the countries they colonized |
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| mining uranium from brazil, silver in puru |
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| the two attitudes of dakota indians |
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"hang around the fort" aka looking for handouts
"hostiles" basically they are hostile towards the government and mind there own business |
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| china colonized tibet, example of not just europe colonizing |
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| characteristics of european colonization |
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| ice free ports, history of colonization, had technology universities ship building and navigation tools |
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| what caused europe to become a mostly type 3 or 4 |
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| cities were created kings and queens pushed development, univeristies were developed, this was all after the middle ages |
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| post conflict resolution (patterned behaviors after conflict meant to restore social harmony aka break up sex |
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| dominant hierarchy (in primate groups when hierarchy is based off sex and age) he observed this studying pan traglodites. |
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| compiled a list of conflict resolution management strategies |
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| Type one conflict resolution |
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| semai they are a very peaceful group, all for equality, when they have a problem they meet and have a bechara which can last many nights |
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| type 3 conflict resolution |
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| leapord skin chief mediates between two rival kinship groups. |
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| type 4 conflict resolution |
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| when scandanavians are mad they are ultra polite, japanese are also very polite |
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| who was accused of using witchcraft |
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| western apache in arizona |
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| yanamomo did with neighbors as well as many internal conflicts |
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| describe some of durkheims theories |
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| religious ideas mirror social culture, ie family who prays together stays together. |
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| what is wallaces view on changing culture? |
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| if culture is changing to rapidly it will be hard for one to grasp and describe the change. |
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| which culture took part in cargo cults and why? |
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| polynesian because they saw plains flying in ww2 |
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| why did the dakota indians make a ghost dance? |
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| they made it once they were forced on reservations with the hope the spirits will kick the foreigners out. |
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| art in yoroba (west africa) |
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| art projects beliefs of beauty and morality, it is used to show status for instance the kings wearing beautiful gowns, they also used body scarification to show there transtition to adulthood. |
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| Anderson's characteristics of art |
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| artifacts created by humans, created by using exceptional physical or conceptual skills, intended to affect senses |
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| what do the tswana boys in botswana do to calm the family cattle? |
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| what to the maori people to before rugby |
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| they invite the team over for dinner and entertain them with the haka |
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| how did the ashanti gain power? |
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| what did the yorubas subjagate? |
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| small states and demanded slaves as tribute from conquered tribes |
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| what is the difference between the dakota and lakota territorially? |
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| Dakota=north, lakota=west |
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| How did the missionaries treat the people of peru? |
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| like shit they thought they were subhuman |
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| spanish intermarried with indiginous |
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| Why are the xingu people upset with the brazilian gvt? and what are they doing about it |
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| they don't want them to build a damn, to end the problem they are videotaping it and bringing it to the world court. |
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| describe the environment of factories in mexico |
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| owned my multi national corps, tax exempt for capital investment, low wages, weak unions, poor conditions in terms of health and safety |
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| constitution signed in 1993 giving the indiginous people guaranteed protection of native customs |
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| how were the mayan's exploited by the govt? |
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| the gvt eliminated price support and allowed wealthy land owners to expand and buy off the mayans land. |
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| what is the zapitista army in support of and what have been their road blocks? |
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| a liberation army, gvt said they'd support but haven't |
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| what is marietta baba's theory? |
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| double loop learning which occurs when problems are solved by changing the fundamental values and assumptions of the theory as well as strategy and actions. |
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