__________ Are Cultural Practices Designed to Equalize Access to Food

question 88

Multiple Choice

__________ are cultural practices designed to equalize access to food, resources, and social prestige through a community so that no one individual can amass greater wealth or greater prestige than other people.

• A) Reciprocal networks
• B) Social redistribution
• C) Behavioral norms
• D) Leveling mechanisms

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Definitions:

Underground Stem

Plant structures that grow below the soil surface, serving as storage organs and helping in asexual reproduction; examples include rhizomes and tubers.

Detachable Small Plants

Plants that can naturally or artificially separate from the parent plant to propagate asexually and form new individual plants.

Parent Plant

The original plant from which cuttings, seeds, or other reproductive material is taken for the purpose of propagation.

Enlarged Underground Stem

A specialized plant structure, such as a tuber or rhizome, that stores nutrients and helps in vegetative reproduction.