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 |Location=The Maasai are a semi-nomadic people located in Kenya and northern Tanzania. Due to their distinctive customs and dress and residence near the many game parks of East Africa, they are among the most well known of African ethnic groups.
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-:The monkeys were very concerned about the fish, saying "Unless we do something, these fish are going to drown!"  So the monkeys decided to make their way to the edge of the river where the water was not so deep.  "From there, we will be able to save these legless creatures."  The monkey's set about their task, grabbing the fish from the river and heaping them in a great pile.  When they were finished they saw that the fish were all motionless.  "The fish are sleeping now because they are so tired.  They struggled against us because they did not know our good intentions." they said to one another.  "When they awake, they will be so happy that we saved them."
+:The monkeys were very concerned about the fish, saying "Unless we do something, these fish are going to drown!"  So the monkeys decided to make their way to the edge of the river where the water was not so deep.  "From there, we will be able to save these legless creatures."  The monkeys set about their task, grabbing the fish from the river and heaping them in a great pile.  When they were finished they saw that the fish were all motionless.  "The fish are sleeping now because they are so tired.  They struggled against us because they did not know our good intentions." they said to one another.  "When they awake, they will be so happy that we saved them."
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-|Religion=Sixty two percent of Zimbabweans attend Christian religious services. The largest Christian churches are Anglican, Roman Catholic, Seventh-day Adventist, and Methodist. However like most former European colonies, Christianity is often mixed with enduring traditional beliefs. Besides Christianity, ancestral worship is the most practiced non-Christian religion which involves ancestor worship and spiritual intercession; the Mbira Dza Vadzimu, which means "Voice of the Ancestors", an instrument related to many lamellophones ubiquitous throughout Africa, is central to many ceremonial proceedings. Mwari simply means "God the Creator" (musika vanhu in Shona). Around 1% of the population is Muslim.
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-|Education=During the British rule of East Africa, the Maasai engaged in a form passive resistance to preserve their culture.  THey refused to settle down, take up agriculture, or send their children to be educated by the British.  Education was seen as a way to strip them of their culture.  Today with environmental pressures mounting, the Maasai are finding that their children need education in order to survive.  Maasai Education Discovery (MED) is a non-governmental organization which operates a dual-culture education system.  They teach traditional Maasai skills as well as the sorts of things one would expect to learn with a western education (reading, writing, arithmetic).
+|Education=During the British rule of East Africa, the Maasai engaged in a form passive resistance to preserve their culture.  They refused to settle down, take up agriculture, or send their children to be educated by the British.  Education was seen as a way to strip them of their culture.  Today with environmental pressures mounting, the Maasai are finding that their children need education in order to survive.  Maasai Education Discovery (MED) is a non-governmental organization which operates a dual-culture education system.  They teach traditional Maasai skills as well as the sorts of things one would expect to learn with a western education (reading, writing, arithmetic).
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 <!-- 1. Be able to name and locate at least ten different African tribes of the present day and name several outstanding features of each.  -->
 The answers for requirement two include information about the location of the tribes described.  We suggest that you consult a map of Africa and using the information presented below, locate the areas where ten tribes are today.  Requirement two also provides many outstanding features of the tribes described.
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 There are thousands of tribes in Africa, and we will not pretend to describe them all.  Rather, we will present a small handful of the largest tribes here, and even then, not with much detail.  If an African tribe not described here interests you, you are encouraged to research it.  If you like, you can add your research to this Wikibook.
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 ;Moral: Before you can help someone, you must understand their situation.
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 <!-- 4. Make a collection of at least 15 objects manufactured by African tribes (other than your own). -->
 Unless you live in Africa or are able to visit there, this requirement may end up costing a substantial amount of money.  It may also take a prolonged amount of time to complete your collection.  If you would like to shop for African objects online, we recommend that you apply the following terms to an Internet search engine:
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 If you live in a large city (or near one), you may be able to find a local shop specializing in African imports.  You could also check for a museum of African history and check their gift shop.  If you know some immigrants from Africa, you may be able to trade with them.
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