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What social structure was the foundation of Africa's earliest villages? the patriarchal system the matriarchal system the extended family, or clan the city-state
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What social structure was the foundation of Africa's earliest villages?

the patriarchal system

the matriarchal system

the extended family, or clan

the city-state

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the patriarchal system

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I am pretty sure that the social structure which was the foundation of Africa's earliest villages is the patriarchal system. I choose this option because this is a type of system where males hold primary power which coincides with Africa's positions.
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