As renewable energy resources become a greater economic and cultural priority for certain societies, some society members will promote the use of these resources, such as a large
windmill farm and others will oppose these plans.
A. Describe the technological context of a culture that could make a windmill farm possible.
B. Describe one way that cultural attitudes toward the physical environment could lead to
support for a proposed windmill farm.
C. Describe one way that cultural attitudes toward the physical environment could lead to
opposition to a proposed windmill farm.
D. Explain how land-use patterns such as a windmill farm can have a cultural component.
E. Explain one way that architecture can be influenced by cultural factors.
F. Explain one way that a food preference can be influenced by cultural factors
G. Compare ethnocentrism and cultural relativism as ways of approaching cultural
differences.
No