If We Care About What "People" Think About Us, What

question 92

Multiple Choice

If we care about what "people" think about us, what is the sociological label for these "people"?

• A)the generalized other
• B)the significant other
• C) the general public
• D) the significant public

Identify the significance of village designs in pre-Columbian societies and their implications for trade, culture, and inter-tribal relations.

Understand the role of gender and kinship in North American Indian agricultural societies.

Compare the political and religious characteristics of societies in Lower Guinea at the time of European contact.

Draw parallels between African societies and agricultural Indians of the Americas concerning political systems, societal roles, and religious practices.

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