Exchange of objects, such as the Hiapo cloth, represented which of the following in Pacific culture? a. Establishment of complex wedding rituals b. Increased status for the clan and its leaders c. Reduction

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Erando asked Apr 6, 2022

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Exchange of objects, such as the Hiapo cloth, represented which of the following in Pacific culture?

a. Establishment of complex wedding rituals
b. Increased status for the clan and its leaders
c. Reduction in the restrictions placed on women
d. Suspension of hostilities between clans

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A) Establishment of complex wedding rituals.

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The Hiapo cloth or "Tapa" was used for ceremonial rituals such as birthdays and weddings.

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