Food-collecting communities control of land rights _____.
a. is uniform in all food-collecting societies
b. is learned from contact with the surrounding societies (they tend to follow the same rules)
c. varies because in some societies territorial boundaries between bands or families are rigorously maintained
d. is likely to continue long into the future in spite of contact with outside societies
e. tends to be more legalistic when these communities are part of a state society
Question 2
In terms of private property rights to land, which of the following statements is true?
a. Food collectors seldom have the notion of personal land ownership.
b. Only elites in pastoral societies own pasture lands.
c. Only chiefs in horticultural societies own the land that is planted.
d. In food-producing societies, all individuals have private land ownership.
e. All state societies have private individual land ownership.
Tubule permeabilities and concentrations of the filtrate in the loop of Henle and collecting duct.
Land mass looks like a synapse
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