Descent Groups Are Frequently Found to Be Important Organizing Strategies

question 71

Multiple Choice

Descent groups are frequently found to be important organizing strategies in _______________.

• A)food foraging societies
• B)horticultural societies
• C)pastoral societies
• D)intensive agricultural societies
• E)all of the above except a

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