1. Describe the infrastructure, social structure, and superstructure of the culture in your home area. How do people obtain food, shelter, and other basic necessities in your area? What tools or equipment are relied upon to make a living in the area? How are these necessary tools or equipment obtained? What does a typical household look like? Which people have the most power? How would you describe the area's belief and value system?
2. Based on your observations, present a cultural analysis of your area similar to the description of the Kapauku culture in Chapter 2. How do the infrastructure, social structure, and superstructure of the culture in your home area affect each other?
3. Based on this experience, how well do you think the barrel model works for describing the culture in your home area? Did using the model help you discover or understand something about your culture that you hadn't thought about before? Is there anything that you would change to improve the model? Provide details from your experience doing this activity to explain your responses.