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| aimeekh | extra credit | 0 | Mar 27 2008, 2:39 PM EDT by aimeekh | |||
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can anyone let me know what the youtube video extra credit is...and really any other info yuo have on extra credit oppurtunities (except the movies)? I must have missed class the day the majority of the extra credit was discussed. thanks!
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| tomamay | Exam Review | 1 | Mar 13 2008, 12:07 PM EDT by molly07 | |||
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Sounds stupid on my part but could we keep the exam review notes aligned to the left. If every one else prefers center alignment thats fine.
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| dboden | Ethnography | 1 | Feb 28 2008, 1:57 AM EST by Katy11 | |||
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I think that the Kaluli is a good representation of the Ticos. Like the Ticos, they live in the tropical rainforest. They rely on horticulture as a means of getting food necessary to live. They both hunt, fish, and grow food. The Ticos also live in small villages like the Kaluli. They are both very close with their family and friends. The men and women get along and help eachother during day to day activities.
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| lindsayt | Ethnography | 0 | Feb 27 2008, 10:48 PM EST by lindsayt | |||
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The culture with the most in common with Sasnak in the Temperate Grassland area is the Azande Tribe in the center of Africa. Although they differ greatly in gender roles and witchcraft beliefs, their similar environments lead to comparable means of settlements and subsistence. Sasnak Inhabitants and Azandes both live in an environment that allows them to be very independent and therefore very strong cultures. They can domesticate the wildlife of the area to help with farming or they can use the wildlife for food, clothing, weaponry, and trade; they can grow and farm crops for their own use to use in trade for the few things they can't produce themselves. Their homes are built very similarly, but the Azandes use their homes to represent status by the size of the courtyard and Sasnak's homes are more equall among different social status groups. I believe the Sasnaks could survive in the Azande enviroment, but besides the conditions provided by nature, these cultures don't have that much in common.
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| KSUhudson | Ethnogrphies | 0 | Feb 27 2008, 5:02 PM EST by KSUhudson | |||
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I thought that the Ojibwa closely resembled our culture of the Okosmokos because of their geographic location. They are a tight knit group of settlers who pride themselves on family belonging to a whole. They were allowed relations with both extended family and members of other groups as they moved among them. They were very strong. Not just their community but in battle as well, the Ojibwa being the largest and most powerful of the Great lake tribes.
The location at times had a short growing season which did not attract settlement. We are comparable to being skilled hunters and trappers (useful skills in war and the fur trade). Fishing, like trout and sturgeon, provided the basis for our diet which became increasingly important. We can take their pride on rarely useing horses or hunting buffalo but dogs are the only domestic animal and a favorite dish served at the feasts. We can use birchbark for almost anything like utensils, storage containers, and canoes. Meaning we can use birchbark to make canoes and eventually trade them for other necessities. Not just that but metals that we aquired and fur for clothing would be essential trading tools.
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