Social Psychology (10th Edition)
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D. Relationship to land, Use the following information to answer question 4. The Yanomamo tribes of the Amazon rainforest today exist much as many r our ancestors did thousands of vears ago. The physical and spiritual world of the Yanomamo revolves around the rainforest in which they iive. The forest dictates their food, clothing, and shelter. To the Yanomamo, everything in the forest is populated by spirits-every tree, bush, vine, and flower. All Yanomamo culture comes from their relationship to the rainforest. Recently, the intervention of miners in search of gold threatens the Yanomamo way of life. 4. Which of the following statements is the best conclusion based on the above excerpt? A. Yanomamo ideology is based on the influence of the rainforest on their beliefs and values. B. Yanomamo beliefs and values come from their physical connection to the land. C. Gold miners have influenced Yanomamo ideology. D. The history of the Yanomamo is based on their spiritual connection to the land. ADLC | Social Studies 30-2
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Transcribed Image Text:D. Relationship to land, Use the following information to answer question 4. The Yanomamo tribes of the Amazon rainforest today exist much as many r our ancestors did thousands of vears ago. The physical and spiritual world of the Yanomamo revolves around the rainforest in which they iive. The forest dictates their food, clothing, and shelter. To the Yanomamo, everything in the forest is populated by spirits-every tree, bush, vine, and flower. All Yanomamo culture comes from their relationship to the rainforest. Recently, the intervention of miners in search of gold threatens the Yanomamo way of life. 4. Which of the following statements is the best conclusion based on the above excerpt? A. Yanomamo ideology is based on the influence of the rainforest on their beliefs and values. B. Yanomamo beliefs and values come from their physical connection to the land. C. Gold miners have influenced Yanomamo ideology. D. The history of the Yanomamo is based on their spiritual connection to the land. ADLC | Social Studies 30-2
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