Ranked Societies Are Different from States Because

question 25

Multiple Choice

Ranked societies are different from states because

• A)states have social classes.
• B)ranked societies lack hereditary inequality.
• C)states have chiefs.
• D)states lack hereditary inequality.
• E)ranked societies have social classes.

Understand the diverse views on American development plans, specifically those of Hamilton versus alternative visions.

Identify the adaptation of Native American tribes to European-American culture in the early 1800s.

Explore the role of the Sedition Act in American debates over liberty and freedom, including responses like the Virginia and Kentucky resolutions.

Examine the involvement of ordinary citizens in political affairs and the evolution of American concepts of liberty and freedom from 1790 to 1815.

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