Big Bands of the 1930s Were Made Up of ________

question 21

Multiple Choice

Big bands of the 1930s were made up of ________ players.

• A) three or four
• B) five to seven
• C) about twelve
• D) ten to twenty-five

Recognize the various forms of cultural blending and adaptation, including syncretism.

Comprehend the reasons behind the protests of indigenous communities and their fight against deforestation, displacement, and ethnocide.

Identify different types of domination, repression, and their implications on societies.

Describe traditions and their significance in the transmission of cultural practices.

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Definitions:

Social Networks

The complex web of relationships and connections among individuals that can provide support, information, and social interaction.

Interconnection

The link or relationship between different parts or elements, highlighting how they influence or relate to one another within a system.

"It's a Small World"

A phrase often used to express how interconnected humans are despite geographical distances, popularized by globalization and advancements in communication technology.

Milgram Obedience Studies

A series of psychological experiments conducted by Stanley Milgram, which aimed to measure the willingness of participants to obey an authority figure even when asked to perform acts conflicting with their personal conscience.