Indigenous societies often were based on __________, principles that community members had fundamentally equal rights to available resources and to social respect.

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Indigenous societies often practiced egalitarian ethics, where every individual in the community had equal rights to resources and social respect. This meant that there was no hierarchy or social classes, and everyone was treated equally. Other choices such as cross-cultural comparisons, etic perspectives, and polyphony do not accurately describe the principle of equality in indigenous societies.

Indigenous Societies Often Were Based on __________, Principles That Community