Passing on one's heritage, possessions, and wealth is: 1. The right of the first born male in every country in the world. 2. The right of the first born female in every country in the world. 3. Generally based on lineage, which is defined by one's culture and family. 4. Generally based on one's relationship with one's younger siblings.

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Terrence French

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24 June, 16:34

Passing on one's heritage, possessions, and wealth is: 1. The right of the first born male in every country in the world. 2. The right of the first born female in every country in the world. 3. Generally based on lineage, which is defined by one's culture and family. 4. Generally based on one's relationship with one's younger siblings.

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Gunnar Meyers · Answer 1

4. Generally based on one's relationship with one's younger siblings.

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Passing on one's heritage, possessions, and wealth is generally based on one's relationship with one's younger siblings.

Every culture and state has different concept of passing on heritage. But it all boils down to the kind of relation one has with another. A person with wealth and lineage may have sour relationships with his children, so he might pass it on to someone he is close to or trusts in completely.

Although in some backward areas, heritage is automatically transferred to the male offspring in can of any sudden incident.