How does the village headman of Yanomamö accomplish his role as a leader?
A. by example and persuasion rather than by coercion
B. with authority backed by loyal warriors
C. through the exaction of tribute from subjugated villages
D. via a bureaucratic elite composed of his wives and kinsmen
Answer: A
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