Exam 5: Political Systems
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List the two ways of ensuring the ruling class's privileged access to resources:
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The main purpose of the revolutions of the 18th century in Europe and America was to:
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There are ethnographic examples of the collapse of stratified societies without states to control them.
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From the Trobriand point of view, men give yams to their sisters because:
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After they lost to the Communists in China, the Nationalists started trading opium in Southeast Asia.
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Discuss how governments make labor available for capitalist firms when there was none available before.
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When Shan people had the opportunity to make swiddens for themselves, they did not work for wages.
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