The Impact of Natural Disaster on the Life and Culture of Kaguru Tribe based on the Geographical Characteristics
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There exist many features in a culture within all big societies that only it alone possesses due to itsethnic and geographic characteristics. The culture, language, and life of indigenous ethnic minorities are differentfrom those of the majority of their nation. The history of South Africa is made up of a series of conflicts amongvarious ethnic groups. Tanzania, an Eastern African country, became independent from British colonization in1964. Magubike is a village located in the northern part of Tanzania inhabited by the Kaguru local people. Thisstudy is to describe the wide range of cultural influences of Kaguru tribe and the impact of natural disaster on thelife based on geographical environment which they had. This research investigates the society of Kaguru throughtwo perspectives: firstly, the geographical characteristics that has ruled the lives of the Kaguru and the Britishcolonial society in the 1960; and secondly, to provide the analysis and comparison of the characteristics of earlyKaguru culture, history, and legend.
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There exist many features in a culture within all big societies that only it alone possesses due to itsethnic and geographic characteristics. The culture, language, and life of indigenous ethnic minorities are differentfrom those of the majority of their nation. The history of South Africa is made up of a series of conflicts amongvarious ethnic groups. Tanzania, an Eastern African country, became independent from British colonization in1964. Magubike is a village located in the northern part of Tanzania inhabited by the Kaguru local people. Thisstudy is to describe the wide range of cultural influences of Kaguru tribe and the impact of natural disaster on thelife based on geographical environment which they had. This research investigates the society of Kaguru throughtwo perspectives: firstly, the geographical characteristics that has ruled the lives of the Kaguru and the Britishcolonial society in the 1960; and secondly, to provide the analysis and comparison of the characteristics of earlyKaguru culture, history, and legend.
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