Which strategy did the Jivaroan-speaking Shuar of Ecuador not use to preserve their culture?
a. They adopted Christianity.
b. They turned large tracts of woodland into pasture for cattle.
c. They organized a corporate body that held land in common.
d. They required their schools to use the Shuar language.
e. They sought legal title to their indigenous lands.
Question 2
Major changes in Skolt Lapp society occurred because:
a. men switched from reindeer herding to other sources of income.
b. the number of reindeer declined because of climate change.
c. snowmobiles were introduced to herd reindeer.
d. society became hierarchical instead of egalitarian.
e. women began to go to the university and get jobs outside the home.
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