The Kafaina groups of Papua New Guinea are considered to be multiethnic associations as well as savings-and-loan associations because they link thousands of women from __________.
A) different tribal areas
B) different clans
C) areas around the globe
D) a variety of social classes

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The Kafaina groups link thousands of women from different tribal areas in Papua New Guinea, making them a multiethnic association. Additionally, they operate as savings-and-loan associations, pooling their resources and providing financial services to members.

The Kafaina Groups of Papua New Guinea Are Considered to Be