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GCSE Sociology · key term
A type of commune, usually found in Israel, whose members live communally and share resources, valuing equality and community.
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Revise: Family forms, diversity and relationshipsA kibbutz is a type of commune usually found in Israel. Members live communally, sharing resources, property ownership and work, with equality and community highly valued. It is a concrete example of how communal living can organise resources and responsibilities collectively.
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An Israeli communal settlement whose members traditionally shared work, resources and aspects of childcare.
When describing a kibbutz as an example of a commune, explain shared resources and work, and the values of equality and cooperation, rather than just naming it.
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A kibbutz is an Israeli communal settlement. Kibbutzim developed from agricultural settlements established by Jewish settlers in Palestine in the early twentieth century and emphasised equality and collective living.
