How are offenses viewed differently between a band and a state society?

What will be an ideal response?


State societies see offenses as either toward the individual or toward the state. In band societies, offenses are viewed against individuals or kin groups.

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A) a philosophical movement that utilized Middle Eastern scholarship in the creation of European works of art. B) an artistic movement based on historical representation of Middle Eastern themes and ideas. C) an artistic representation of Europeans' stereotypical views and perceptions of the Middle East. D) the perception that Middle Easterners hold of European culture and society in the 19th century. E) a form of artistic production that introduced new techniques and values into European art.

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The Ronald McDonald character that is used to advertise McDonald's restaurants is an example of a ________.

A) trademark B) copyright C) patent D) trade secret

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While walking, a biped must always balance its weight __________

a. on two legs b. on one leg c. by shifting its weight directly above the leg on the ground d. by swinging its arms

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Both the recognition species concept and the ecological species concept include natural selection as a factor in separating species from one another

Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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