To the Dinka, an ethnic group in sub-Saharan Africa, which of the following forms a large part of wealth measurement?

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According to Dinka culture, owning cattle is a symbol of wealth and a measure of one's social status. Cows are used for milk, meat, and as a form of currency in exchange for goods and services. Therefore, owning more cows represents more wealth and prestige in Dinka society.

To the Dinka, an Ethnic Group in Sub-Saharan Africa, Which