Author Question: Compared with tribal societies, chiefdoms are likely to have: a. Higher levels of internal ... (Read 180 times)

jman1234 · **on:** Jul 10, 2018

Compared with tribal societies, chiefdoms are likely to have:

a. Higher levels of internal violence.
b. Higher birth rates.
c. Greater rights for women.
d. Lesser rights for women.
e. Lower levels of internal violence.

Question 2

A major distinction between chiefdoms and states is that:

a. Chiefs control their people through fear, whereas states control their people through political consensus.
b. Chiefdoms are egalitarian, whereas states have social ranking.
c. In chiefdoms, social ranking is based on kinship, whereas in states, kinship ties no longer extend throughout the society.
d. In chiefdoms, there is no centralized authority, whereas in states, there is a centralized authority.
e. Chiefdoms are integrated economically through redistribution, whereas states are economically integrated through reciprocity.