32. As discussed in the textbook chapter on sexuality, the mati in Suriname are women who form intimate spiritual, emotional, and sexual relationships with other women but may maintain a “visiting” relationship with men for the purposes of children and economics. To understand this dynamic, Gloria Wekker suggests that we

36. The expectations of thought and behavior that each culture assigns to people of different sexes is

15. In the Module 11 lecture, The Social Construction of Race, we saw a map generated by the Southern Poverty Law Center. This mapping project monitors and documents the presence of                                            in the U.S. Select one:

27. Both horticulture and agriculture use plants as a source of food. What is the key difference between them?

21. In Module 11, you read an assigned article by Peggy McIntosh. In this seminal essay, she emphasizes some of the unearned, systemic, yet largely unacknowledged, advantages that come with Select one:

5. In Module 13, we watched a short news video about floating classrooms that allow children to continue to attend school during floods. In what country are these boat schools?

3. As described in lecture, foraging, horticulture, agriculture, and pastoralism are different Select one:    

Explain the differece between CEC and pH and how they work with each other as well as the soil and plants. 

Explain the differece between CEC and pH and how they work with each other as well as the soil and plants. 

What is “State Capture” as described in the Zondo Commission’s investigation?