Explanation:

- Minangkabau people:

- Known for being the largest matrilineal society in the world.

- Property and family names are passed down through the female line.

- Women hold significant cultural and social power.

- This is the correct option.

- Western Sahara people:

- Primarily consist of Sahrawi tribes, which are patrilineal.

- Society is traditionally male-dominated.

- Bolama Archipelago people:

- Located in Guinea-Bissau, primarily follow patrilineal practices.

- Limited information on matrilineal influence.

- Guajiro people:

- Indigenous group in South America (Wayuu people).

- Matrilineal social structure, but not as prominently noted as the Minangkabau.