A source of confusion for European sources, coming from a patriarchal society, was the matrilineal kinship system of Iroquois society and the related power of ... Iroquois passport · Iroquois mythology · Iroquois kinship · Onondaga (village)

Unlike many North American societies, that of the Iroquois was based on a matrilineal organization, that is, kinship was traced through the female line. Thus ...

Another aspect of their kinship was that the six tribes all had matrilineal systems, in which children were born into the mother's clan and gained status ...

The patrilineal clan was a terri torially localized group. With this descent system he has associated bilateral cross-cousin marriage occurring between two ...

Traditionally, property was inherited matrilineally. In the 1980s matrilineal inheritance continued to be practiced among Iroquois on reservations in the United ...

28 июн. 2006 г. · However, the Iroquois system may be either patrilineal or matrilineal and is usually not as strongly one or the other. Diagram of the ...

Iroquois kinship plays a crucial role in shaping cultural norms surrounding gender roles by establishing a matrilineal system where women wield substantial ...

there are more patrilineal tribes with Iroquois terminology than with. Omaha. In a similar manner there are more matrilineal tribes with. Iroquois terminology ...

11 сент. 2024 г. · The Iroquois Confederacy's social structure was characterized by its matrilineality, where lineage and clan membership were determined through female ...