Anthropologist Dena Freeman has spent over twenty years studying villages in the Gamo Highlands of southern Ethiopia. She noted the stark contrast between her early research in a small village in the early 1990s and her later visits. During the time she was away, a developmental NGO had begun a project growing apples in the village, transforming the culture and religion of the local community as people began to sell apples instead of living in a largely non-capitalist society. Identify the characteristics she observed before this project and after this project.