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stevenposner

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The Maasai live in the Great Rift Valley of Kenya and Tanzania where they herd their cattle. They are an example of which type of group?
 
  a. agrarian
  b. pastoral
  c. industrial
  d. hunting and gathering

Question 2

Two or more people, related by consanguineous or conjugal ties or by adoption, who share a household, are called:
 
  a. a conjoint family
  b. a committed family
  c. an extended family
  d. a nuclear family



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D



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