Hoyt alverson discovered that the tswana people he talked to in botswana and the u. s. peace corps volunteers he interviewed differed with regard to how work should be done the meaning of being alone walking through fields with crops still in them how anger should be expressed

Question

Deegan Conner

Social Studies

1 July, 15:33

Hoyt alverson discovered that the tswana people he talked to in botswana and the u. s. peace corps volunteers he interviewed differed with regard to how work should be done the meaning of being alone walking through fields with crops still in them how anger should be expressed

+4

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Jonathan Curtis · Answer 1

the meaning of being alone

The Tswana people have a profound sense of connection to each other. However, Botswana is rapidly modernizing country and it is increasing being influenced by Western values which are having an impact on its traditional value system