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| Pastoralism, the breeding, care, and use of herd animals. |
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| Moving herds from different pastures |
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| The adaptive strategy of primary reliance on animal husbandry |
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| Animal husbandry that does not involve mobility |
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| Regular movement over a large area in search of pastures, horizontal |
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| Seasonal movement of livstock between upland and lowland pastures |
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| Model for understandung tribal organizatio for nomadic cattle-herding |
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| A socioeconomic system in which cattle represent socail, not economic, wealth |
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| The creation of increasingly fixed classes of rich and poor |
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| The elaboration of the use of domesticated crops and animals to produce more food, usable products, and energy for transport and other purposes |
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| The time that must allowed between crops for soil to rest and regenerate |
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| Poor farmers that lack control over their land |
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| Unpaid labor in liue of taxes, usally in road construction and maitenance |
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| Working land owned by others in exchange for a share of the yield |
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| How a household is formed and organized and how they develope. |
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| Daughters move away to husbands family and live with his parents |
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| Extended family household |
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| More then one married couples and two generations of children |
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| This mouther/father/youngest son unit |
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| A somewhat obscure way to describe the extension of the free market and privization of th eproductive infrastructure |
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| Used to organize labor and structure politics |
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| The replacement of humans and animal labor with mechanical devices |
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| After WWII new ways to grow crops began to be explored for faster growing and more yielding crops |
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| Genetically Modified crops |
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| (GM) Modified to fit the needs of a growing population, faster growing and more food. |
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| Aquaculture, fish farming |
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| The changes that are occurring in human populations around the world, rapid increase of populatio |
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| Administrative system or Commune |
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| Land owned and managed by the state |
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| The increasingly limited range of productive activities in which a single individual is likely to engage |
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| Organization in separate units for various activities and purposes. |
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| The concentration of political and economic decisions in the hands of a few individuals or institutions. |
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| The division of a society into groups that have varying degrees of access to resources and power. |
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| The tendency of populations to cluster in settlements of increasing size and density |
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| The technological and social transformation |
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| A competing interpretation of underdevlopment and poverty |
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