Why do women tend to have lower status than men in horticultural societies?
a. Because women tend to contribute more food for the population.
b. Because the food that they provide is definitely less important than the food the men provide.
c. Because men are seen as supplying more valuable crops and food to the population.
d. Because women are not allowed to work in horticultural societies.
Question 2
Which of the following statements is true regarding implementing planned change in a community?
A) The benefits of programs are often obvious, but figuring out how to bring about the change is more difficult.
B) It is often obvious how to bring about change, but determining what type of change is needed is more difficult.
C) The local people are generally far more involved in implementing change than anthropologists or other interest groups.
D) Anthropologists and other interest groups are generally far more involved in implementing change than the local people.
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