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This document is a comparative chart that asks students to identify indigenous groups in different departments of Colombia by filling in the chart. It instructs students to color code golden cultures in red. It provides a blank chart with the names of 32 Colombian departments to fill in the indigenous groups for each one.
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Indigenous of colombia
- 1. COMPARATIVE CHART Name ______________________________ Grade_____________ Date________________ Compare the variety of the indigenous groups in Colombia through a comparative table. Look carefully the two maps to identify the group and its department. Identify with color red the Golden cultures. Look at the example: DEPARTMENT INDIGENOUS GROPUS 1. Amazonas 2. Antioquia 3. Arauca 4.Atlántico 5.Bolívar 6.Boyacá 7.Caldas 8.Caquetá 9. Casanare 10.Cauca 11.Cesar 12.Chocó 13.Córdoba 14.Cundinamarca 15.Guainía
- 2. 16.Guaviare 17.Huila 18.La Guajira Wayuus 19.Magdalena 20.Meta 21.Nariño 22.Norte Santander 23.Putumayo 24.Quindío 25.Risaralda 26.S. Andrés Providencia 27.Santander 28.Sucre 29.Tolima 30.Valle del Cauca 31.Vaupés 32.Vichada