The Political Structures of Chiefdoms Differ from Those of Tribes

question 16

Multiple Choice

The political structures of chiefdoms differ from those of tribes because in a chiefdom:

• A) Leadership is vested in an institutionalized office that exists independently of a particular person.
• B) The central leadership position is inherited, or passed down within a single ruling family.
• C) Tribal leaders maintain absolute authority, usually enforced by physical intimidation.
• D) Political power derives mostly from personal qualities, such as intelligence or skill.

Understand the role of government interventions in the currency markets.

Recognize the effects of currency appreciation and depreciation on trade and personal finance.

Interpret the balance of payments and its components.

Grasp the historical context and evolution of the international financial system.

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