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horticultural systems of agriculture

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The systems of development and production enjoyed by the earlier people have vastly changed in

the current world and faced the direction of advancement in technology and other information-

enhanced systems. These in the current world have defined status, differentiated the rich from the

poor, and at the same time gave command to development of new systems of control and

authority. The distribution of valued goods and services to other different societies and outside

the family setting were the aspects that defined status in the cultures of Kapauka, Trobriand and

Aztec. These based on the involvement in horticultural systems of agriculture.

Most horticultural activities only favored by the type of soil in the land and how the

people maintain its productivity and improvement through the control of activity on it aim at

boosting their economy. Horticultural activities are small agricultural activities that require not

so large pieces of land and normally left to the women in the community. They involve the

production of foods and other agricultural products on a small scale. Consideration of the history

of the three cultures, the history of Kapauka favored much of its agricultural activities. Their

locations too are a major contributing factor to their horticultural activities.

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The cultural diversity of these people spans from a history rich with a mixture of people referring

to different names to mean them by many people with the “Me” term used by them to mean

themselves while others referring to them as Kapaukaa and their neighbors in the south while

those in the north referring to them as the Ekari.

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The success of horticultural activities in these people’s land based majorly on their location and

the fact that a number of activities in the land engaged business community and how the related

with the Kapauka. Linked to a vital intertribal network pertained to trade, these people of Ekari

stood a better chance to trade their productions and increase their economic potential compared

to the others hence creating a positive impact to their economy. The presence of this connected

the Kapauka people to both goods and services from other regions. These were the basis of their

strength as a community and they helped them develop their horticultural activities more

intensively.

The development of the spiritual aspect of the people also came in as a developing factor.

The arrival of the Christian missionaries contributed to this development and made the people

more open to western cultures and ways of doing business. The Kapauka people were so isolated

until the setting up of a post by the Dutch that encouraged the connection between them and the

western world. These contributing factors also still had a huge impact on the encouragement of

the people in horticultural activities.

For a long time in the cultures and the domain of gender have existed with differences in

responsibilities and roles that each member plays in the family. Some members were specifically

engaged in the activities that yield food for the family while others were engaged in those that

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Name: Instructor: Task: Date: Option one: Introduction: The systems of development and production enjoyed by the earlier people have vastly changed in the current world and faced the direction of advancement in technology and other information-enhanced systems. These in the current world have defined status, differentiated the rich from the poor, and at the same time gave command to development of new systems of control and authority. The distribution of valued goods and services to other different societies and outside the family setting were the aspects that defined status in the cultures of Kapauka, Trobriand and Aztec. These based on the involvement in horticultural systems of agriculture. Most horticultural activities only favored by the type of soil in the land and how the people maintain its productivity and improvement through the control of activity on it aim at boosting their economy. Horticultural activities are small agricultural activities that require not so large pieces of land and normally left to the women in the community. They involve the production of foods and other agricultural products on a small scale. Consideration of the history of the three cultures, the history of Kapauka favored much of its agricultural activities. Their locations too are a major contributing factor to their horticultural activities. The cultural diversity of these people spans from a history rich with a mixture of people referring to different names to mean them by many people ...
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