What is the social structure of the Beothuks?

Answer 1

well, its actually simple, (if social structure is what i think it is:)). The social structure is what the men, and women did, such as Men: hunted, fished, traded, built equipment, and women: cooked cleaned, sewed, and took care of the house (wigwam) and children

Answer 2

The social structure of the Beothuks, an Indigenous people of Newfoundland, was believed to be based on kinship ties and family units. They lived in small, nomadic bands led by a chief or headman. Leadership roles were likely passed down through family lines, and decisions were likely made collectively within the group.