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Which statements about the purpose of molas are true?
Choose all answers that are correct.
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The traditional purpose of molas was to create works of art to place in museums.
The traditional purpose of molas was to create works of art to place in museums.
Today, the Kuna sell molas to tourists as a way to earn money.
Today, the Kuna sell molas to tourists as a way to earn money.
Today, the Kuna resist selling molas to tourists in order to preserve tradition.
Today, the Kuna resist selling molas to tourists in order to preserve tradition.
The traditional purpose of molas was to decorate functional items of clothing.
The traditional purpose of molas was to decorate functional items of clothing.
Which statements about the purpose of molas are true?
Choose all answers that are correct.
Responses
The traditional purpose of molas was to create works of art to place in museums.
The traditional purpose of molas was to create works of art to place in museums.
Today, the Kuna sell molas to tourists as a way to earn money.
Today, the Kuna sell molas to tourists as a way to earn money.
Today, the Kuna resist selling molas to tourists in order to preserve tradition.
Today, the Kuna resist selling molas to tourists in order to preserve tradition.
The traditional purpose of molas was to decorate functional items of clothing.
The traditional purpose of molas was to decorate functional items of clothing.
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The statements that are true about the purpose of molas are:
1. **Today, the Kuna sell molas to tourists as a way to earn money.**
2. **The traditional purpose of molas was to decorate functional items of clothing.**
The other statements regarding molas being created for museums and the Kuna resisting selling them for the sake of tradition are not accurate. Traditionally, molas were used in clothing rather than as standalone art for museums, and while there may be some resistance to commercialization, many Kuna people actively sell molas to tourists.
1. **Today, the Kuna sell molas to tourists as a way to earn money.**
2. **The traditional purpose of molas was to decorate functional items of clothing.**
The other statements regarding molas being created for museums and the Kuna resisting selling them for the sake of tradition are not accurate. Traditionally, molas were used in clothing rather than as standalone art for museums, and while there may be some resistance to commercialization, many Kuna people actively sell molas to tourists.