The indigenous peoples who speak Nahuatl and who are descendants of the ancient Aztecs still practice the poinsettia tradition nowadays in Mexico.
Specifically, the poinsettia tradition refers to the view of the plant as a symbol of spiritual purity. Because of the symbolism, the traditional view favors the plant's incorporation into religious rituals. So the plant's symbolic role in end-of-the-year celebratory events are continued by modern Mexicans who speak Nahuatl and seek to perpetuate the customs and traditions that they inherit from their Aztec ancestors.
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what was the hupas custom and tradition
Yes, very many!
African Tradition Religion
culture and tradition of manobo
the main tradition of the Caddo tribe is fire. They always had a fire in each wickiup
Traditionally, the Ottawa tribe was matriarchal meaning the property belonged to the women and decisions were probably made with the women's input. As the European encroached upon them, efforts were made to convert the tribe to one that was patriarchal in nature. For example, women were forced to take their husband's last name. Nowadays, women have the same rights as the men, and can hold any position within the tribe, although it is believed that the women still are the "keepers of tradition".
The Maguindanao tribe lives in the lowlands of the Philippines. Their culture are centralized around Muslim practices that were brought there from immigrants.
The Jacuna.
The Lakota Tribe may utilize a Tribal Council, tribal roles such as chiefs and elders, and traditional cultural practices for governing and decision-making within the community. They may also utilize modern HR practices for recruitment, training, and managing human resources within their tribe.
One tradition was a potlatck. A potlatch is basically how a tribe shows their wealth.