What common feature did pastoral and agricultural societies share?

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Both pastoral and agricultural societies tended to organize their social structure around kinship ties. In pastoral societies, families often lived and worked together in close proximity with extended family members, while in agricultural societies, families lived and worked on larger plots of land that were passed down through generations. Both relied on close family ties to manage labor and resources. Slavery was more common in some agricultural societies (such as ancient Rome and Greece), but was not a universal feature. Similarly, while preference for male children was common in many societies, it was not a defining feature of either pastoral or agricultural societies. Inherited positions of power and privilege were more common in some agricultural societies, particularly those with rigid class structures like feudal Europe or ancient China, but were not a universal feature of either type of society.

What Common Feature Did Pastoral and Agricultural Societies Share