Patriarkal

Patriarkal

Patriarchal social and political systems are denoted by power and authority residing in males, such as in the father of the family. Such authority then passes from father to son through the generations, and males, in general, control decision making. See coverture.

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Category: Ιστορία της Αμερικής
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