All of the following conditions tend to increase the gender inequality in agricultural societies and cause women to lose significant social status EXCEPT:
A) wet rice agricultural production.
B) the advent of foreign aid and development programs.
C) the use of plows and mechanization in agriculture.
D) involvement in the cash economy.
E) increasing numbers of children.
Question 2
Which of the following undermines the traditional Tuareg women's status today?
A) The exposure the Tuareg have had to neighboring patrilineal societies
B) The incorporation of the Tuareg into a larger nation-state society
C) The family incorporation into a wage economy
D) The migration of men to cities
E) All of these undermine their status today.
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