Which of the following is an example of a folk culture practice with little environmental impact?

a. Mexicans draining a swamp to build a city

b. Georgians constructing homes on sea barrier islands

c. Bolivian farmers raising native alpacas instead of imported sheep

d. Haitians burning charcoal in their cooking stoves

e. Brazilian farmers practicing slash and burn agriculture

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Zaria Stephenson

Advanced Placement (AP)

24 January, 17:50

Which of the following is an example of a folk culture practice with little environmental impact?

a. Mexicans draining a swamp to build a city

b. Georgians constructing homes on sea barrier islands

c. Bolivian farmers raising native alpacas instead of imported sheep

d. Haitians burning charcoal in their cooking stoves

e. Brazilian farmers practicing slash and burn agriculture

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Derek Glass · Answer 1

C. Bolivian farmers raising native alpacas instead of imported sheep.

Explanation:

Often times, omnivores don't consume the same amount of food, due to size or any other physical factors, both animals tend to have different day and night patterns, but they are similar in their own ways.

Malia Russell · Answer 2

C. Bolivian farmers raising native alpacas instead of imported sheep.