What aspect of Sidney Mintz's work introduced a new approach to ethnography?
A) Mintz and a team conducted a collaborative restudy of the Trobriand Islands.
B) Mintz researched social life among the Nuer of Africa, while others in his team studied the forgotten peoples of Europe.
C) He established collaborative, multisited research as he and his team studied the effects of colonialism in Puerto Rico.
D) Mintz and others examined sexuality in Samoa through close collaborative fieldwork.

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Sidney Mintz's work introduced a new approach to ethnography by establishing collaborative, multisited research as he and his team studied the effects of colonialism in Puerto Rico. This approach emphasized the importance of understanding social, economic, and political structures, as well as the historical context surrounding them.

What Aspect of Sidney Mintz's Work Introduced a New Approach