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Kinship as the Basis of Pastoral Social Organization
Explain how kinship ties structured social life, leadership, and alliances among pastoral peoples.
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Pastoral Peoples: Kinship, Conflict, and Exchange
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Understand how pastoral societies organized themselves through kinship and how they interacted with agrarian states through both conflict and mutual dependence.
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WH-ERA-2.S1.12National Center for History in the Schools Standards · 6th Grade[Grades 5-12] Explain the concept of kinship as the basis of social organization among pastoral peoples and compare the structure of kinship-based societies with that of agrarian states. [Compare and contrast differing behaviors and institutions]
WH-ERA-2.S2.7National Center for History in the Schools Standards · 6th Grade[Grades 5-12] Explain the concept of kinship as the basis of social organization among pastoral peoples and compare the structure of kinship-based societies with that of agrarian states. [Compare and contrast differing behaviors and institutions]