The Kaiapo of Brazil's rainforest show us that
A) "progress" is typically good.
B) social change is usually good for everyone.
C) people do not have to change if they do not want to.
D) people sometimes gain money at the cost of losing their cultural foundation.

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The Kaiapo's situation illustrates that people can become economically prosperous to some extent through social change, but this gain may come at the cost of losing their cultural roots. The Kaiapo, despite their opposition to modernization, have had to develop strategies for defending their land from outsiders who want to use it for a variety of reasons, from mining to housing, and do so while preserving their traditions.

The Kaiapo of Brazil's Rainforest Show Us That