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You can call them "Segmentary Societies" like Emile Durkheim, "Regulated Anarchies" like Max Weber, "Peaceful Societies" like on the Website mentioned below or "Matriarchy", like German Scholars define it (not to confuse with Bachofen, goddess movement or FemDom). It all is the same kind of society with the same patterns.
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There
is an ancient prophecy, shared by indigenous tribes all over the world,
that states we are now in a critical time in human history. It warns of
cataclysmic consequences and total destruction, if we do not reunite
with Mother Earth and each other in the spirit of respect.
The prophecy predicts that The Grandmothers of all the worlds tribes would unite, and light the way for us.
That time has come.
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The so called 'Golden Rule' is one of the most important rules of  patriarchy. It guarantees that people are seen as 'equals' instead of individuals. If people believe, all they want is the same as their neighbor and consider this as a right, then such men and women are much easier to rule, to exploit and to manipulate.
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Examples of matrilineal inheritance and what this means. |
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Native
Americans believe they are closely linked with the land and everything
that grows on the land or lives on the land. Because of this belief,
the idea of "owning" land did not exist among the Native Americans.
They lived off the land, but did not consider that they owned it.
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To make it clear right away: There is no "complete matriarchal people" known today. Every so called matriarchal society lost more or less of their typical life style under patriarchal influence; so this description will be “fictional" and somewhat theoretical. Even though it matches reality, the characteristics listed below cannot be experienced by travelling to one ethnical community or tribe.
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