Friendly societies differ from tribal unions in that their objectives __________.
A) are confined for the most part to mutual aid
B) are less stressful to the membership
C) are more commonly known to the community
D) cause less dissension in the wider community

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Friendly societies are formed to provide mutual aid to their members in areas such as sickness, death, and funeral expenses. In contrast, tribal unions often have broader objectives, such as protection or expansion of territory, that can cause dissension in the wider community.

Friendly Societies Differ from Tribal Unions in That Their Objectives