Geographically isolated people

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The document discusses various terms related to geography, culture, and anthropology. It provides examples of geographically isolated groups like the Yonomami people who live in the jungle, the San people who live in the desert, and the Huaorani people who also live in the jungle and hunt for their food. These groups experience geographic isolation through natural barriers like jungles or deserts that cut them off from the modern world.

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geographic isolation is when people are cut off from the modern world by natural barriers like mountains deserts jungle ocean the jungle is one of the place that is geographic isolation

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geographically isolated the yonomami people stay in the jungle to be safe

geographically isolated the san people live in the desert and they hunt for there food

geographically isolated the huaorani people live in the jungle and hunt for there food

The document discusses geographically isolated peoples who are cut off from the modern world due to natural barriers like mountains, deserts, oceans, and jungles. These isolated groups maintain traditional ways that are passed down over time rather than taking on modern influences from outside contact. Geographic isolation creates a blockage that keeps isolated peoples adhering to long-held traditional practices rather than contemporary ways.

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The document discusses the concept of geographic isolation, which refers to when people are cut off from the modern world by natural barriers such as deserts, mountains, jungles or oceans. It provides several examples of groups that experienced geographic isolation, including young boys isolated from a city, the San people isolated due to traditional practices, and the Huaorani isolated and hunting as a means of living. The document also briefly mentions the concepts of contemporary, tradition, and anthropology.

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The document discusses how geographic isolation due to natural barriers like jungles, mountains, deserts, and oceans can allow cultures to maintain their traditional ways such as tattoos, piercings, clothing, and languages. It provides examples of the Yanomami and San people who live in isolated areas protected by jungles and deserts, respectively, and are able to preserve their traditional practices and customs. Anthropologists study geographically isolated human cultures to learn about traditional ways of living.

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The document provides an economy profile of Peru that includes rankings and data on various indicators related to the ease of doing business. Some key points: - Peru ranks 41 out of 183 economies on the overall ease of doing business, down from 39 the previous year. - Peru ranks highest on getting credit (24) and lowest on dealing with construction permits (101) and getting electricity (82). - Starting a business in Peru takes 26 days, requires 5 procedures, and costs 11.9% of income per capita. Registering property takes 7 days and 4 procedures. - Getting electricity takes 100 days and costs 441.6% of income per capita. Dealing with construction permits takes 188 days

European countries historically engaged in large-scale colonization, taking over lands and imposing their language and religion on the native populations. For example, the English colonized what is now the United States, seizing the land and bringing African slaves while mostly failing to take Native Americans as slaves. As a result of colonization, the populations in places like Latin America now have mixed European and native ancestry, and they came to speak the languages and adopt the religions of their colonizers over time.

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The Maori creation story describes how Rangi and Papa (heaven and earth) were originally joined closely together in darkness. They had six sons - Tane-mahute created forests, Tawhiri-matea created winds and storms, Tangaroa created fish and reptiles, Tu Matauenga created fierce humans, and two others created cultivated and uncultivated food. After a long period of darkness, the sons separated Rangi and Papa, allowing light, but Tu Matauenga ate four of his brothers, sparing only Tawhiri-matea, explaining modern human fierceness, eating habits, and storms.

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The Maori are the indigenous people of New Zealand, living on its islands in the South Pacific Ocean near Australia. While some Maori continue traditional cultural practices like performing haka war dances ceremonially and getting ta moko tattoos, others have adopted non-traditional, modern lifestyles. Unfortunately, many Maori struggle with issues like poverty, alcoholism, and drug abuse similarly to other indigenous groups affected by colonization.

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