Tribal Structure

A tribal structure is a social organization where a community is divided into smaller groups called tribes, often based on kinship, ethnicity, or shared customs. These tribes function as close-knit units with their own leadership, traditions, and social roles, fostering strong bonds and cooperation among members. Tribal structures are common in many indigenous societies around the world and typically emphasize collective identity, tradition, and mutual support. They help maintain social order and cultural continuity within the group, while also allowing for cooperation and resource sharing among members.