What is a community and a tribal community?

A tribal community is a group of people related by blood relationship, collective labor (hunting, farming, fishing). Clearing the forest for plowing and planting vegetables and cereals required teamwork and effort. In the tribal community, all members worked together, and their property was common. But they had to take wives in another community. Plus, thanks to family ties, cooperation, support and mutual assistance expanded. A tribe was formed from several tribal communities living nearby.
A community is a group of people united by common ownership of land and the production of something on that land. They could also be representatives of a certain religion or nationality, often in a foreign city or country.