What served as the basic building blocks of African society?

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2: lineage groups <span>

Lineage groups served as the building block as of the African society. This is where the group can declare their descendants, which has a common ancestry wither real or imaginary. They could verify their ancestry through the use of lineage groups and a sense of belongingness, hereafter. These were also the basis of formation of linear groups which the cohesion of the different extended family elements. </span>

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