How Are Kingdoms Different from Tribes

question 10

Multiple Choice

How are kingdoms different from tribes?

• A) Tribes are groups of people; kingdoms are pieces of territory.
• B) Tribes are united by shared territory; kingdoms are united by kinship.
• C) Tribes are more organized than kingdoms.
• D) Tribes have written laws and institutions; kingdoms are ruled by shared customs.

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