Members of the peace societies in the North were often called Copperheads.
North Korea, often called the Hermit Kingdom, has remained largely isolated from the rest of the world, following the Korean War. This has not been healthy for North Korea.
women play a major, often dominenet, role.
Members of local militias are often referred to as "militia members," "militiamen," or simply "militia." In some contexts, they may also be called "volunteers" or "citizen soldiers," depending on their organization and purpose. The terminology can vary based on the region and the specific mission of the militia.
Home inspection societies and professional associations primarily aim to promote standards of practice and ethics within the home inspection industry. They provide education, resources, and training for inspectors to enhance their skills and ensure consistent quality in inspections. Additionally, these organizations often advocate for the interests of their members and the industry as a whole, helping to establish credibility and trust with consumers.
The Amazigh people, often improperly called "Berbers" or "Moors" were the indigenous North African population who were conquered by the Arab Muslim armies and converted to Islam.
Property relations in foraging societies are best termed as "communal" or "collective." In these societies, resources are typically shared among members rather than individually owned. Ownership is often vested in the community as a whole rather than in individual members.
They are called peers of the realm or the nobility.
Secret societies typically operated by organizing members who shared common goals or beliefs into a hidden group that met in secret and communicated through coded language or symbols. Members often swore oaths of loyalty and secrecy to protect the group's activities and identities. These societies often employed initiation rituals to admit new members and focused on maintaining strict levels of confidentiality to protect the group's interests.
Vancouver is often called "Hollywood North."
North Carolina has often been called "First in Freedom" because they were officially the first colony to demand independence from the British. Others did as well, but.. North Carolina was the first. (^^) Therefore, North Carolina is now often called "First in Freedom." :)
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In some hunter-gatherer societies, there might be slight distinctions based on age, skill, or experience, but overall, most members tend to have relatively equal standing within the group. Social cohesion is often maintained through shared resources and strong reciprocal relationships among community members.
The north part of Michigan is called the upper penninsula, often abbreviated to "the UP".
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Stateless societies in the Americas were characterized by decentralized political systems, lack of formal institutions or centralized authority, and decision-making based on consensus among community members. These societies often had kin-based social structures and practiced subsistence farming or hunting and gathering.
Ursa Minor, often called the Little Dipper
The Netherlands, which often used to be called Holland.