How Is the Leader of a Chiefdom Different from That

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Multiple Choice

How is the leader of a chiefdom different from that of a tribe?

• A) the leader of a chiefdom has a standing military rank
• B) the leader of a tribe is always patrilineal
• C) the leader of a tribe is hereditary
• D) the leader of a chiefdom is a formal authority figure

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