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a type of social formation usually said to be stimulated by the development of agriculture. Tribes tend to have a higher population density than bands and are also characterized by an ideology of common descent or ancestry. See Spotlight box 1.2.
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An affiliation of families and clans sharing common values, customs and traditions, and regarding themselves as a tribe.
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Andronicos "The Great" uses the expression "Sovereign Tribes" instead of "country" or "countries" throughout this book due to the prevalence of nationalism, which exists today.
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A tribe is a group of Native Americans sharing a common language and culture. The term is used frequently in the Unites States, but only in a few areas of Canada (eg, the Blood Tribe in Alberta).
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Two (2) or more groups that had common hunting grounds or other common attributes such as language.
Ãâó: www.indian-nations.com/encylope.htm
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