Clan society is a social structure where people are grouped into clans, which are extended family units often sharing a common ancestor. Members of a clan typically have strong ties to one another, providing support and protection. Clans can be found in various cultures around the world, including among the Scottish, Irish, and Native American communities. In clan societies, loyalty to the clan is paramount, and decisions are often made collectively. Clans may have their own customs, traditions, and leadership structures, which help maintain their identity and cohesion. This system fosters a sense of belonging and responsibility among members, reinforcing social bonds.