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patriarch
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Western countries
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Historically associated with the head of the family and the primary authority figure in many Western societies.
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patriarch
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Western countries
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Historically, the concept of patriarch has been associated with the traditional male head of the family having significant authority and decision-making power.
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patriarch
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Western countries
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Historically associated with male head of household, but increasingly seen as outdated and gender-biased.
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patriarch
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Western culture
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Traditionally the head of the family and often the decision-maker in family matters.
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patriarchy
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Western countries
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Historically dominant societal structure with power held by males
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patriarchy
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Western countries
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Gender roles and responsibilities often reinforce male authority
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patriarchy
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Western countries
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Men typically hold more positions of power in politics, business, and other institutions
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patriarchy
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Western countries
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Historically, property and inheritance laws have favored males
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patriarchy
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Western countries
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Traditional family structures often prioritize male lineage and inheritance
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