A Critical Form of Cultural Knowledge Typically Passed from Fathers

question 38

Multiple Choice

A critical form of cultural knowledge typically passed from fathers to elder sons in Maasai society is:

• A)Hunting techniques in a marginal environment.
• B)Environmental knowledge and how livestock is moved.
• C)Market trade and economic partners.
• D)Traditional healing techniques.
• E)Means of contacting the supernatural and asking for abundance.

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