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jho37

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From where do most traditional pastoralists get their animal protein?
 
  A) the milk and blood of the animals they raise
  B) trading wool for cheese and yogurt in cities
  C) the meat of the animals they raise
  D) buying meat with cash earned through wage labor

Question 2

__________ refers to peoples who lived in areas previous to the arrival of colonial settlers.
 
  a. Original
  b. Indigenous
  c. Primitive
  d. Ancient



Swizqar

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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

b



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