Since the Nuer's culture was recorded by ethnographer Evans-Pritchard, they have
A) abandoned the pastoral lifestyle.
B) increased their reliance on horticulture.
C) have experienced the disruption of war and political unrest in Sudan.
D) have become assimilated into the urban economy and politics of Ethiopia.

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The Nuer people, who were studied by the British anthropologist E. E. Evans-Pritchard in the early 20th century, have indeed experienced significant disruption due to war and political unrest in Sudan, affecting their traditional way of life and social structures.

Since the Nuer's Culture Was Recorded by Ethnographer Evans-Pritchard, They