It was probably because of poverty.
yes, they lived together, and they lived with joint families which included grandparents, aunty ,uncle and parents and 6 or more children.
Families would have been large and relations would have lived near each other too, so much if the extended family could be in the same area.
The Chipewyan people traditionally had a matrilineal family structure, where lineage and inheritance were traced through the mother's side. Extended families often lived together in bands, consisting of several related families who cooperated in hunting and gathering. This social organization supported communal living and resource sharing, which was vital for survival in their northern environments.
ANCIENT CHINA Peasant farmers families, lived in simple houses made of mud, wood, and vegetable fibers, located near the fields they cultivated.
ancient Greeks
The heads of the families in ancient India were the grandparents.
the slavs clans ( or tribes ) lived in a village of extended families
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Grnadparents,parents, and children lived together ina na extended family. The oldest man was in charge
yes, they lived together, and they lived with joint families which included grandparents, aunty ,uncle and parents and 6 or more children.
Ancient rabbis would have lived in their homes with their families, just like they do today.
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they lived close to one another
Families would have been large and relations would have lived near each other too, so much if the extended family could be in the same area.
In Japan, there were many clans, or extended family. They practiced religious rituals together, lived together, and were the unit of political life.
great they have plebs and patricians nd they all lived in the forum together
The basic unit of Incan society was the ayllu, which was a close-knit community comprising extended families who lived and worked together. The ayllu played a vital role in organizing labor, sharing resources, and maintaining social cohesion within the Incan Empire.