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How are tribes different from other societies and why? .answer with a reason

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Answered by kushagrajhalani
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Tribal societies were absolutely different from those which existed in big cities. They did not follow the social rules and rituals, prescribed by the Brahmanas because they divided societies into numerous unequal classes. These societies were known as tribes. There was a unique bond of kinship among the members of each tribe.


Their main source of livelihood was agriculture. However, hunter-gatherers or herders were also there. Some tribes were nomadic and kept on moving from one place to another. Many large tribes lived in forest, hills, deserts, and places difficult to reach............:)


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Answered by nirbhaypandey5188
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Answer:

In the following ways the tribes were different from manistream society :-

1. The tribes were generally place in back-place.

2. they live in bad sanitary area.

3. They were isolated from main stream society.

4. they lived in forests.

5. they generally live away from.

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