Sanderson and Alderson suggest that hunter-gatherer societies are generally egalitarian in the sense that
a. strong emphasis is placed on overall social equality
b. inequalities of privilege are reduced through redistribution
c. members of the same age cohort are accorded equal prestige and influence
d. a strict equality of result exists
Question 2
Simple horticultural societies typically exhibit greater inequalities than huntergatherers. These are primarily heightened inequalities of
a. privilege
b. prestige
c. power
d. influence
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