Answer: A. centralized decision-making
The centralization of decision making is not among the basic principles of the US free enterprise system. The six basic principles are the freedom to choose employment or business, property rights, profit motive, competition, rule of law and consumer sovereignty.
The answer is authenticity. Authenticity in anthropology reflects an object's materiality and if we dig deeper into it, authenticity does not only pertains to the age of the object but also to its age-value. Age-value signifies its past experience and condition like its wear and tear and its decay and disintegration.
Answer:
Today, they might be known as a tribe.
Explanation:
Tribes can be defined as multiband groups of indigenous people who do not live under the control of a centralized state. These groups have their own leaders, and their loyalty is attached to their people, culture, customs etc. They are connected by the belief of having a common ancestor. The bands that compose a tribe may vary from groups of 5 to 80 people, and they can be integrated temporarily or permanently. As we can see, the Maasai fit the definition of a tribe.
Native Americans, on the other hand, traditionally regarded the land as a communal resource, with ownership vested in the group rather than in any one individual. ... Both Crèvecoeur and Jefferson have an ideal image of individual landowners cultivating and controlling the natural landscape.
Among all these options, the best one is C. nation. Country or state are defined by the power and borders rather than shared culture, and not all nations even have a country (e.g. Kurds).
