The Chimanes Indians oBolivia
A)are self-sufficient in many ways but still need money for goods they cannot produce themselves.
B)are nomadic and move about the forest to hunt and gather food.
C)use an intricate system of logging roads and machinery to harvest tropical hardwood trees from the forest.
D)are beginning to integrate more with their neighboring communities.

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The passage states that the Chimanes Indians are self-sufficient in many ways, but still need money for goods they cannot produce themselves. This implies that they engage in some economic activities that generate income, which is further supported by the fact that the passage does not mention them being entirely nomadic or using machinery to harvest trees. The statement about integrating more with neighboring communities is not conclusive, as it does not indicate whether this integration leads to changes in their self-sufficiency or economic activities.

The Chimanes Indians OBolivia