Tribes Nomads 2 Flashcards
(20 cards)
What are tribes?
Tribes are social groups that share common ancestry, culture, and language.
True or False: Nomads live in permanent settlements.
False
Fill in the blank: Nomadic communities often move in search of __________.
pasture or resources
What is the primary lifestyle difference between nomads and settled communities?
Nomads move regularly, while settled communities establish permanent homes.
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of nomadic life? A) Herding B) Agriculture C) Permanent housing
C) Permanent housing
Name one reason why some communities choose a nomadic lifestyle.
To find better grazing land for livestock.
True or False: Settled communities rely primarily on agriculture for their livelihood.
True
What is one advantage of settled communities over nomadic ones?
They can build infrastructure and develop trade.
Fill in the blank: Many tribes have __________ systems to govern their communities.
leadership or governance
What role do trade routes play for nomadic tribes?
They facilitate the exchange of goods and resources.
How do settled communities impact the environment compared to nomadic tribes?
Settled communities often lead to deforestation and land degradation.
Which of the following is a common practice among nomadic tribes? A) Farming B) Herding C) Urban living
B) Herding
What is one challenge faced by nomadic communities today?
Loss of grazing land due to urbanization.
True or False: All tribes are nomadic.
False
What is the primary source of livelihood for settled communities?
Agriculture
Fill in the blank: __________ is a term used to describe people who move from place to place.
Nomads
What is a common feature of tribal societies?
Strong kinship ties and social structures.
Multiple Choice: Which of the following best describes a settled community? A) Mobile B) Agricultural C) Isolated
B) Agricultural
Name one cultural aspect that might differ between nomadic and settled communities.
Housing styles or traditions.
What is the significance of oral traditions in tribes?
They preserve history and cultural identity.
