The Case of the Swaziland May Be Used to Illustrate

The case of the Swaziland may be used to illustrate that _______________.

A) states are not always characterized by impersonal bureaucracy
B) relationships within the state may be supported by familiar bonds of kinship and long-term personal and familiar relationships
C) states may be associated with an economic system in which pastoralism plays a major role
D) states are always characterized by impersonal bureaucracy
E) all but a