In most ranked societies, chiefs may be called the "owners" of the land. This usually means that __________.
A) others still maintain the right to use the land
B) people may use the land only if given the chief's permission
C) only the chief and his family may use the land
D) the land is sacred and can only be used in appropriate ways

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In ranked societies, chiefs are often seen as stewards or custodians of the land, meaning others can use the land but the chief holds a symbolic ownership or authority over it.

In Most Ranked Societies, Chiefs May Be Called the "Owners