Question

Take 10 to 15 minutes to research modern hunter-gatherer groups online. Here are some modern hunter-gatherer societies you could research:

African Pygmy peoples
the Hadza peoples
the Huli peoples
the Yanomami peoples
After doing some research, think about this question: Has the opinion you expressed in part B changed?
In about 150 words, describe what you learned from your research and the ways it may have caused you to change your opinion. If your opinion did not change, note it.

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

After researching modern hunter-gatherer societies, I have learned that these communities still exist in different parts of the world. These societies are remarkably different from the modern societies we are used to in terms of their way of life and their spiritual beliefs. The people of these societies depend on hunting and gathering as their primary means of survival, and they have deep cultural connections to their natural environment that are often rooted in spirituality.

My opinion about the importance of advanced technology and industrialization in human society has not changed as a result of this research. However, I have come to appreciate that modern societies have lost touch with the natural world in a way that these hunter-gatherer societies have not. Additionally, I now understand the importance of protecting the lands and resources that these indigenous peoples depend on for survival. In general, my research has highlighted the different ways that human societies can live and the unique value and challenges that come with each lifestyle.