Compared with Hunting-And-Gathering Band-Level Societies, Tribal Societies Are __________

question 52

Multiple Choice

Compared with hunting-and-gathering band-level societies, tribal societies are __________.

• A) smaller and more highly mobile across broad regions
• B) larger, but with more loosely defined territories
• C) larger, more sedentary, and have fairly well defined territories
• D) smaller, less mobile, and have less political integration

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Definitions:

Economies of Scale

Cost advantages that enterprises obtain due to their scale of operation, leading to a decreased cost per unit.

Long-Run Cost

The cost of production when all inputs, including both fixed and variable factors, can be fully adjusted, often leading to economies of scale.

Search Engine

A software system designed to carry out web searches, allowing users to find information on the Internet by typing queries.

Equal Percentage Increase

A situation where all variables increase by the same proportionate rate.