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1
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family
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rural agricultural societies
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Extended, multi-generational family structures are common for labor and support in rural agricultural societies.
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3
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2
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water
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rural agricultural societies
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Water is essential for irrigation and farming in rural agricultural societies, often facing scarcity.
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3
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3
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division of labor
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Rural agricultural societies
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In rural agricultural societies, there is a division of labor for agriculture, animal husbandry, and household chores.
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2
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4
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land ownership
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rural agricultural societies
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In rural agricultural societies, land ownership is passed down through generations as a result of ancestral heritage.
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2
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5
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blacksmithing
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rural agricultural societies
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Blacksmithing was essential for creating and repairing agricultural tools and equipment in rural agricultural societies.
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1
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6
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calcium oxide
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rural agricultural societies
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Calcium oxide is used as a fertilizer in rural agricultural societies to improve soil quality and reduce acidity.
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1
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7
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community celebrations
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rural agricultural societies
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Community celebrations in rural agricultural societies are often linked to agricultural seasons, harvests, and religious festivities.
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1
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8
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factories
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rural agricultural societies
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Factories are not common and are mostly located in larger towns or urban centers, with the majority of people working in agriculture in rural agricultural societies.
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1
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9
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folklore
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rural agricultural societies
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Rural agricultural societies have rich traditions, myths, and superstitions related to farming and nature within their folklore.
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1
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10
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nitrogen dioxide
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rural agricultural societies
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Nitrogen dioxide is not commonly recognized in rural agricultural societies due to low concern for air quality and industrial emissions.
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1
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