Every fall, a group of about 600 migrants travels to Maine to work on the apple harvest. They are contacted by a labor recruiter in their home country and given temporary foreign farm work visas. Often, they must change aspects of their physical appearance to be seen as more employable. Where are they from?
a. Mexico
b. India
c. Bolivia
d. Jamaica
e. Australia
Question 2
Anthropologist Rosita Worl has been associated with each of the following except:
a. Board of Directors at Smithsonian Institutions National Museum of the American Indian
b. President of the Sealaska Heritage Institute.
c. founder of Alaska Native News.
d. faculty at University of Alaska Southeast.
e. author of Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act.
Continued harvest of (a) cod and (b) mountain sheep by humans has caused evolutionary changes in mat
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