All of the following are examples of preindustrial societies except

Question

a.
pastoral.
c.
horticultural.
b.
hunting and gathering.
d.
postindustrial.

Answer 1

d. postindustrial.

Postindustrial societies are characterized by an economy that is based on the production of information and services rather than goods, and they are not considered preindustrial. The other options—pastoral, horticultural, and hunting and gathering—are examples of preindustrial societies.