What Is the Difference Between the Indigenous Perspective and Western

question 9

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between the indigenous perspective and western values?

• A) indigenous values emphasize self-autonomy while western values promote collectivism
• B) indigenous perspective promotes self sufficient communities and connectedness to the land while western perspective values competition and taking from the land
• C) indigenous perspective promotes competition and limited harvesting of natural resources while western perspective emphasizes exploitation of all resources
• D) western culture promotes community activities and values diversity while indigenous culture highlights uniformity
• E) both perspectives espouse communal groups and respect for natural resources

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