Multiple Choice
This chapter's description of the San Bushmen's relation to the government of Botswana provides a telling example of how
A) human rights are limited.
B) foraging communities' identities are being reshaped by their relationships with NGOs.
C) the foraging lifestyle has finally become a thing of the past.
D) foragers are willingly choosing to change their lifestyles and become a part of the global village.
E) more and more foragers have come under the control of nation-states and are now influenced by the forces of globalization.
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