The merger of different ……………. societies in due course may lead to the emergence of a land-bonded society.

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• A …………. society could be considered as a pre-state society, but not a tribal one as common ancestry is not a binding factor in a tribal society.
• In the course of its growth, ……………… society become de-stabilized and marks the transition from the stage of pre-state to the stage of state.
• The term ‘Jana’ used in the …………….. age to denote the tribe or people, paved for the emergence of ‘Janapatha’ which meant the area where the tribe settled.
• The period from the 6th century B.C. onwards witnessed the emergence of the cities in ancient India for the second time, the first being the ……………. cities.
• The …………….. pre-state society in ancient India is generally considered as a lineage society, which was mainly pastoral and mobile.
• The ………….. Society was a tribal society.
• The ……….. period witnessed a transformation of the pastoral society to a sedentary agrarian society.
• Half of the Jain community lead by their saints Badrabahu moved and
• A ………………society is characterised as a formal organized group of people who trace their ancestry from a common ancestor.
• A …………………. society in its early stage of development would mainly be pastoral.