Sociology 13.5 16.) Which of the following is NOT a socio-ecological condition that Carneiro thinks contributes to the creation of states? Environmental circumscription Resource concentration Social circumscription

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Sociology 13.5

16.) Which of the following is NOT a socio-ecological condition that Carneiro thinks contributes to the creation of states?
Environmental circumscription
Resource concentration
Social circumscription
Political circumscription

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Its eaighter C or B im not sure

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