Why were extended families and age sets important in early west african cultures?

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<span>The extended families and age sets important in early West African cultures because the importance of the families showed the traditional belief. Another important aspect of West African cultures is that the works like building, harvesting, and raising families were shared due to People's interdependence on each other.</span>

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