Descent groups are frequently found to be important organizing strategies in _______________.
A)food foraging societies
B)horticultural societies
C)pastoral societies
D)intensive agricultural societies
E)all of the above except a

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Descent groups have been found to be important organizing strategies in horticultural, pastoral, and intensive agricultural societies. In food foraging societies, kinship is still important, but descent groups are not as necessary because of the fluidity and mobility of these societies.

Descent Groups Are Frequently Found to Be Important Organizing Strategies