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11 May 2020, 00:44
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Each of the populations that depend on both farming and wage work is sedentary and has a mean community size among the five largest.: Yes
The populations that forage have the lowest market integration ratings.: Yes
The range for market integration is less than the range for participation in world religions.: Yes
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| Population | Location | Economic base | Residence | Mean MI | Mean WR | Mean CS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Au | Papua New Guinea | horticulture, foraging | sedentary | 1 | 100 | 309 |
| Dolgan/NG | Siberia | hunting, fishing, and wage work | semi-sedentary | 63 | 59 | 612 |
| Gusii | Kenya | farming and wage work | sedentary | 28 | 100 | 4063 |
| Hadza | Tanzania | foraging | nomadic | 0 | 0 | 43 |
| Isanga village | Tanzania | farming and wage work | sedentary | 70 | 99 | 1500 |
| Maragoli | Kenya | farming and wage work | sedentary | 43 | 100 | 3843 |
| Orma | Kenya | herding livestock | semi-nomadic | 72 | 100 | 125 |
| Samburu | Kenya | herding livestock | semi-nomadic | 69 | 66 | 2000 |
| Sanquianga | Colombia | fisheries | I sedentary | 82 | 84 | 1931 |
| Shuar | Ecuador | horticulture | sedentary | 22 | 76 | 498 |
| Sursurunga | Papua New Guinea | horticulture | sedentary | 24 | 100 | 186 |
| Tsimane | Bolivia | horticulture, foraging | semi-nomadic | 7 | 100 | 314 |
| Yasawa | Fiji | horticulture, marine foraging | sedentary | 21 | 100 | 109 |
Anthropologists collected data about cultural patterns and norms for several small indigenous populations in various countries. The table displays data collected about the economic base; residential patterns (residence); degree of market integration (mean MI)—defined as the percentage of calories obtained in the marketplace; percentage of population participating in world religions (mean WR); and average community size (mean CS).
For each of the following statements about these indigenous populations, select Yes if the statement accurately reflects the data provided in the table. Otherwise, select No.
| Yes | No | |
| Each of the populations that depend on both farming and wage work is sedentary and has a mean community size among the five largest. | ||
| The populations that forage have the lowest market integration ratings. | ||
| The range for market integration is less than the range for participation in world religions. |
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Each of the populations that depend on both farming and wage work is sedentary and has a mean community size among the five largest.: Yes
The populations that forage have the lowest market integration ratings.: Yes
The range for market integration is less than the range for participation in world religions.: Yes
23 Apr 2021, 05:24
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Official Explanation
The populations that forage have the lowest market integration ratings.
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Each of the populations that depend on both farming and wage work is sedentary and has a mean community size among the five largest.
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The range for market integration is less than the range for participation in world religions.
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To determine the range for market integration, sort the table on Mean MI. The maximum market integration is 82 (by the Sanquianga) and the minimum market integration is 0 (by the Hadza). Therefore, the range for market integration is 82 − 0 = 82.
To determine the range for participation in world religions, examine the table sort for Mean WR. The maximum participation in world religions is 100 (by several populations) and the minimum participation in world religions is 0 (by the Hadza). Therefore, the range for participation in world religions is
100 − 0 = 100.
The range for market integration is less than the range for participation in world religions.
The correct answer is Yes.
The populations that forage have the lowest market integration ratings.
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Each of the populations that depend on both farming and wage work is sedentary and has a mean community size among the five largest.
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The range for market integration is less than the range for participation in world religions.
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To determine the range for market integration, sort the table on Mean MI. The maximum market integration is 82 (by the Sanquianga) and the minimum market integration is 0 (by the Hadza). Therefore, the range for market integration is 82 − 0 = 82.
To determine the range for participation in world religions, examine the table sort for Mean WR. The maximum participation in world religions is 100 (by several populations) and the minimum participation in world religions is 0 (by the Hadza). Therefore, the range for participation in world religions is
100 − 0 = 100.
The range for market integration is less than the range for participation in world religions.
The correct answer is Yes.
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11 May 2020, 02:54
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1)Yes,The population which forage are :
Au-1->MI rating
Hadza-0
Tsimane-7
Yasawa-21
So they all have lowest MI ratings,since the highest goes upto 72
2)Yes,Since Gusi,Isanga village,and Maragoli depend on farming and wage work and there CS rankings are:Gusi-1,Isanga village-5, Maragoli-2
3)Yes,Range for MI-72-0=72
Range for world religion=100-0=100
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Au-1->MI rating
Hadza-0
Tsimane-7
Yasawa-21
So they all have lowest MI ratings,since the highest goes upto 72
2)Yes,Since Gusi,Isanga village,and Maragoli depend on farming and wage work and there CS rankings are:Gusi-1,Isanga village-5, Maragoli-2
3)Yes,Range for MI-72-0=72
Range for world religion=100-0=100
Posted from my mobile device
