The Class Structure of Nomadic Societies Normally Produced

question 27

Multiple Choice

The class structure of nomadic societies normally produced

• A) a tightly-structured class system with little flexibility.
• B) no class distinctions.
• C) a fluid two-class system of nobles and commoners.
• D) a division into nobles,warriors,farmers,and slaves.
• E) a caste system copied from India.

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