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| the public use of power and authority |
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| the ability to exert your will over other, EX: influence such as physical abuse |
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| typically foragers. They have situational leaders, but no government or laws. Ex: the san and the Inuit, “Reciprocity” |
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| Usually pastoralists or horticulturists, no government or leagal system, use kinship, age and sex for their political organization, live in villages (unless they are nomadic pastoralists. EX: Yanomamo and the Maasai. |
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| developed about 7000 years ago, based on horticulture, pastoralism, or preindustrial agriculture, no government, chief has authority over a set of territory and inherits his position. Redistribution, sumptuary rules and religion backed the chief’s power |
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