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3.3. Cultural Practices and Monastic Life
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What were the initial housing structures of Tibetan refugees?
Hint
Think about the most basic shelter.
- 2.
What is monastic life primarily focused on?
Hint
Consider its connection to Buddhism.
- 3.
What housing type was originally used by Tibetan refugees?
- Mud houses
- Tents
- Brick houses
Hint
Think about the simplicity of the first shelter.
- 4.
True or False: All generations of Tibetan refugees have maintained the practice of polyandry.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider how social practices might change.
- 5.
Discuss how Tibetan housing styles can be seen as adaptive responses to environmental changes and social integration.
Hint
Consider both geographical and social factors.
- 6.
Examine the implications of socio-economic changes on the maintenance of cultural practices within the Tibetan community.
Hint
Think about how economic opportunities might influence culture.
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- You can use hints if you need help
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