Exam 4: Making a Living

Compared to family farming, corporate farming is __________.

Tibetan Buddhism is Mongolia's primary religion.

The two most important factors on which the division of labor is based in horticultural societies are __________.

Children have the most tasks in which mode of livelihood?

Compared to temperate climate foragers, circumpolar foragers __________.

In some parts of the world, family farming involves a complementary division of labor between men and women.

The concept of property relations that exists among traditional, undisturbed foragers is called the informal sector.

How do property relations differ in the various modes of livelihood? Provide illustrations.

The Andaman Islands were first colonized by the __________.

Child sex workers in Thailand feel their work is moral because it is performed in order to support their families.

In Southeast Asia, __________ is a form of agriculture characterized by a predominant role of women.

Cultural revival among the Tiwi of Australia involves them in the market economy to a certain degree; before this, their economy was based mainly on __________.

If you work, earn wages, and have taxes taken out of your paycheck by the government, you are working in the __________ sector.

An example of work that usually fits into the category of the informal sector is __________.

How does the division of labor differ between temperate foraging and circumpolar foraging, and what reasons underlie the difference?

Name and briefly describe the five major modes of livelihood.

Foragers of temperate climates have a more clearly marked gender division of labor than foragers of the circumpolar region.

Compared to working in the formal sector of the economy, working in the informal sector is more likely to provide a secure income.

Before the arrival of outsiders and displacement from their land, the Ju/wasi made a living from __________.

Compared to pastoralism and horticulture, agriculture is a more land-intensive strategy.