Groups that were originally viewed as a culturally distinct multiband population that imagined itself as one people descended from a common ancestor, and are currently described as an indigenous group with its own set of loya.

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Alannah Mcmillan

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30 May, 15:47

Groups that were originally viewed as a culturally distinct multiband population that imagined itself as one people descended from a common ancestor, and are currently described as an indigenous group with its own set of loya.

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Rachel Kent · Answer 1

Answer:Tribe

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A tribe is a group or people with similar ancestors, customs and traditions. This people are recognized as one or a form of social group because they share cultural history and have more in common. Tribes usually don't have leaders.