What are the differences between a neighboring community and a clan community?

Primitive man lived in a tribal community, this form of life was characterized by kinship ties and collective property. Members of the tribal community worked together, hunted, were engaged in gathering, and the products obtained were divided among all the community members.

The tribal community eventually grew into a neighboring community. The neighboring community was characterized by the fact that the community members were not related by blood ties. Collective property is still preserved in the neighboring community, but private property is already emerging.