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Tribal societies typically underwent changes in social structure, governance, and cultural practices after being organized into a state. This transition often involved centralization of power, establishment of formal laws, and changes in economic systems. Additionally, the shift to a state often led to increased social stratification and a shift in traditional values.
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What kind of change occurs with a new substance being formed?
Chemical change.
When a picture fades after being in the sunlight is this a physical change?
This is a chemical change, a photochemical reaction.
If gasoline poured into a tank an chemical change?
Gasoline being poured into a tank is not a chemical change.
Is wood being slit in two pieces phyiscal change or chemical change?
It's physical
Building a tower out of magenta blocks is a physical or chemical change?
Physical change reason being it is
Why is being organised the most important to you?
why is being organised important why is being organised important
What do tribal societies focus the majority of their effort?
Tribal societies typically focus the majority of their effort on meeting basic needs such as food, shelter, and safety. These communities prioritize cooperation and reciprocity among members to ensure survival and well-being. Traditional customs, rituals, and kinship ties play a significant role in maintaining social cohesion and harmony within tribal groups.
How is Singapore being organised?
it is organised in different governtment groups. the MOE,MOM,MOD,MOE(ENVIROMENT)and LTA
How are private services organised?
by being coe and fairweather
How did most Africans become enslaved?
most people became enslaved in African societies either through being captured during tribal warfare or , more often than people realise today, by being sold by their tribal cheifs to Arab or European slave traders for monetary profit.
Why and how did Southwest Asia change from hunter-gather societies to city-states?
they stopped being nomadic and settled to protect their clans from the hoard.
What is the significance of tribal dance?
Tribal dance is a form of sharing history and ancient stories through dance. The significance of any particular tribal dance depends on the story being portrayed.
What is being done to save the Komodo Dragon?
Organised that island as prohibated area
How did the council of the plebeians change life for the plebeian?
It gave them a say in politics and an ability to pass laws without being over-ridden by the Patricians in the Senate, and by manipulation in the Tribal Assembly.
What is mental order?
being organised about life, connectedness and relationships that keeps one sane.
Twenty-twenty cricket world cup is being organised in which country?
west indies
What was the vision of golden age for birsa munda?
Birsa Munda is considered to be the "Bhagawan" of Jharkhand. Birsa was a tribal leader who made his men realize that their lands were gradually been taken over by the British and that they were being reduced to the rank of bonded labours in their own lands. He had organised his first protest march for remission of forest dues
