Answer:
The form of society during the age of agriculture that was considered to have a distinct element of inequality was chiefdoms.
Explanation:
- Chiefdoms were governed by a chief who was appointed directly by the emperor or the king.
- These served as the smallest units of governance.
- The chief used to collect revenue from the farmers of the chiefdom, keep his share, and give the remaining to the emperor/king.
- The authority of the chief could not be challenged as he was an official appointed by the king himself.
