Women were most likely to hold political positions in

A) hunting tribes.
B) tribes that had no sexual division of labor.
C) nomadic tribes.
D) agricultural tribes.

Agricultural societies allowed for surplus food production and thus gave rise to more complex social structures which could accommodate women in political roles. In contrast, hunting and nomadic tribes had more immediate and pressing survival needs, which often led to a more gender-based division of labor and limited opportunities for women in positions of power.