In the Introductory Section to Chapter Four, the Editors Assert

Multiple Choice

In the introductory section to Chapter four, the editors assert that societies that place a great deal of emphasis on religious experts tend to

A) be small, scale hunter-gatherer societies.
B) have political systems that are one and the same with the religious leadership.
C) organize civic life around the agricultural cycles.
D) produce their own food and have complex political and social systems.