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Chiefdoms exist in various countries around the world, historically and in present times. Some examples include Papua New Guinea, Nigeria, and several countries in Africa. Chiefdoms are typically found in traditional societies where power and authority are centralized in a chief or leader.
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Which of the following is most likely true about the cultural traditions of Bhavana's country?
Without knowing which country Bhavana is from, it is difficult to determine specifics about their cultural traditions. However, it is likely that cultural traditions in Bhavana's country are diverse and unique, influenced by history, religion, geography, and social customs. Understanding the specific country would provide more insight into its cultural traditions.
What is meant by the expression''a country's human resource''?
The expression "a country's human resource" means the resources which include the skills, talents and abilities that the country possess to produce a wide variety of goods and services in order to help maintain and improve the standard of living.
What is another word for an unsophisticated country dweller?
A possible synonym for an unsophisticated country dweller is "rustic" or "hick."
What country do most Indians live in than any other country?
The answer is Peru Peru's nickname is the Land of the Incas because the Incas is an Indian tribe and so that is why a lot of Indians live there that's how Peru got its nickname
What country has the skinniest people?
As of recent data, the country with the skinniest people is Japan. This may be attributed to factors such as diet, lifestyle, and culture.
What are the differences between chiefdom and kingdom?
Im not 100 percent sure but I think that chiefdom is what a chief obtains when he conquers and establishes a kingdom.
Who was the leader of chiefdom of the chesapeake bay?
powhatan
What is the primary means of distributing goods in a chiefdom?
Redistribution
Why were the fives tribes grouped together?
They were all led by the same chiefdom
What term do archaeologists used to refer to the society centered at Shiloh?
chiefdom
The breakdown of chiefdom eventually led to the development of what?
Native American Societies
The breakdown of chiefdom's eventually led to the development of?
Native American Societies
What list accurately describes the sequence of events leading up to a chiefdom?
development of agriculture then job specialization then social stratification
What term do archaeologists use to refer to the society centered at Shiloh?
Archaeologists refer to the society centered at Shiloh as the Israelite society.
What has the author Miles Clifford written?
Miles Clifford has written: 'A Nigerian chiefdom' -- subject(s): Kings and rulers, Primitive, Primitive Kings and rulers, Rites and ceremonies
What is the name of a Scottish clan leader?
Many Scottish clan chiefs are known as Lairds. These are the men who ruled each clan. The chiefdom was passed down through a family line.
Which of these lists accurately describes the sequence of events leading up to a chiefdom?
Job specialization, then development of agriculture, then social stratification
