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In Anglo-Saxon Society,men Were Put into Groups of Ten,known as a "Tithing

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In Anglo-Saxon society,men were put into groups of ten,known as a "tithing" and were individually held responsible for any injury caused by any member of the group.This is the forerunner of the idea of business partnerships.

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