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How does Burrough's portrayal of the apes' social structure relate to many social structures in human societies, both now and throughout history? (1 point)
Responses

A) The apes' social structure is egalitarian, with everyone treated as equals.
A) The apes' social structure is egalitarian, with everyone treated as equals.

B) The apes' social structure is chaotic with no clear structure or leader.
B) The apes' social structure is chaotic with no clear structure or leader.

C) The apes' social structure seems to be hierarchical, with individuals vying for power and influence
C) The apes' social structure seems to be hierarchical, with individuals vying for power and influence

D) There is no social structure among the apes.

Answer 1

C) The apes' social structure seems to be hierarchical, with individuals vying for power and influence.

This response suggests parallels between the power dynamics observed in ape societies and those in human societies, where hierarchical structures and competition for power are common throughout history and in contemporary contexts.