The Kafaina Groups of Papua New Guinea Are Considered to Be

question 31

Multiple Choice

The Kafaina groups of Papua New Guinea are considered to be multiethnic associations as well as savings-and-loan associations because they link thousands of women from __________.

• A) different tribal areas
• B) different clans
• C) areas around the globe
• D) a variety of social classes

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