Many anthropologists feel that "real" politics did not exist in undisturbed band societies such as the Ju/wasi of southern Africa,the Andaman Islanders of India and the

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Anthropologists generally agree that undisturbed band societies did not have a centralized political system with leaders who held formal authority over others. Instead, decision-making was often done through consensus, and individuals were expected to act in the best interest of the group. The Inuit of northern Canada and Alaska also fit into this category, but the other options listed have more complex political structures.

Many Anthropologists Feel That "Real" Politics Did Not Exist in Undisturbed