What distinguishes micro-societies from civilizations?

A: Micro-societies lacked religions.

B: Micro-societies where only located in Europe Only.

C: Micro-societies lacked shared characteristics among their people.

D: Micro-societies lacked urban Environments.

The correct answer is C) Micro-societies lacked shared characteristics among their people.

What distinguishes micro-societies from civilizations is that "Micro-societies lacked shared characteristics among their people."

Societies are formed by large groups of people that share values, traditions, history, and culture. These people have interactions on a daily basis and these interactions are the base of that society. On the other hand, in micro-societies, people do not share the characteristics that are shared in large societies. A micro-society is a small representation in a determined place of that large group of people.

Micro-societies lacked shared characteristics among their people.