Unlike forager and tribal societies, the ownership of land in agricultural states became the primary basis for an individual's socioeconomic status.

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In agricultural states, the ownership of land became a significant factor in determining an individual's wealth and social status. This was not the case in forager and tribal societies where land was often communally owned and social status was based on other factors such as hunting or leadership abilities.

Unlike Forager and Tribal Societies, the Ownership of Land in Agricultural