In Ranked Societies the Position of Chief Is Very Important

question 31

Multiple Choice

In ranked societies the position of chief is very important. A person becomes a chief

• A) through a societal vote.
• B) as a reward to an outsider for some good they did.
• C) at least partly through heredity.
• D) mostly by accident.

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