Tribespeople
Tribespeople are individuals who belong to a social group that is typically smaller than a nation or a state, and who share common customs, traditions, and often a common language. They often live in close-knit communities and have a strong sense of identity and solidarity with their fellow tribe members. Tribespeople may engage in subsistence farming, hunting, or gathering as their primary means of survival, and their cultural practices and beliefs are often passed down through generations orally. Many tribespeople have deep connections to the land they inhabit and rely on traditional knowledge and practices to sustain their way of life.