Question

The hadza are a small hunter-gatherer group in tanzania, where they live much as their ancestors have for thousands of years. they have no tribal or governing hierarchy. what best describes the hadza?

Answer 1

Hadza people are the unique population living around Lake Eyasi, in northern Tanzania.

Culturally, they are notable by being the only population in East Africa who continues to rely extensively on hunting and gathering food for their survival.

Moving from place to place is an essential part of Hadza culture in order to find food and as a way to peacefully regulate social interactions. They are provided with a great freedom to live and enjoy intimate interactions which enables them to live safe.

Answer 2

The correct answer is "egalitarian."

An egalitarian society is one in which everyone has equal rights and opportunities. Since there is no tribal or governing hierarchy, meaning that the Hadza members are not ranked to be of higher or lesser status than anyone else, this community can be described as egalitarian.