Week 5 Flashcards
subsistence societes/ tribal societies
foraging
no surplus
no farming/ agriculture
tolerance for uncertainty
lived close to land
social structure coordinate with rhythms of land
Primitivism vs Progress (edit)
Social constructs, (agriculture both)
Primitivism ideas (3)
Subsistence, Agriculture, simple
Progress
Industrial, complex (hierarchies, surplus
Food Production
domesticating animals and plants for consumption
Global Expansion of Europe
Resource hungry, shortage of land
Portugal, Spain, France, England,, Holland
Ming Empire/ Asian Empires (India/ Japan)
Advanced but did not advance
Mayan, Inka, Pueblo
Large scale settlements, large populations
- surplus leading to social structures, religious institutions, urban environments and occupational change
Affluent Societies
people who lived off foraging but still had food surpluses
Mobile groups
land tenure not fixed, shared territory, different for sedentary groups
Land tenure
Did not exist for Indigenous groups, instead belonging and connection to land
Anishinaabe
Groups in Clan system…
Wendat - Wyandot - Huron
- North Great Lakes
- Agriculture and Hunting
- Had settlements
- Matrilinear: families follow mother
Haudensoaunee (Six Nations Iroquois Confederacy)
- Similar to Wendat
- Working to Soverignty from Canada and US
Metis
Dual background from fur trade, mixed blood (meaning)