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Meetings of Samoan village council, or fono, do not follow the rule of "one person, one vote," because
a. the Samoans have no concept of democracy or representative government
b. the opinions of chiefs of higher status are worth more than those of chiefs below them
c. the high chief has final say in all matters relating to the village
d. village decisions can only be reached through the consensus of all present

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The correct answer is B; The opinions of chiefs of higher status are worth more than those of chiefs below them.

Further Explanation:

In the Samoan culture, as a person ages the status they have in the village raises significantly. The older a person is the less responsibility they have. When the council meets, they listen to the opinions of the higher chiefs since they are older and wiser.

The council also plans things such as the agriculture life and what will be planted and when. They do this to cut down on stealing. Samoan families usually own the land that their village sits on.

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