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Where did the Habesh people live?
the hashed people lived in the northwest of India and they were really cool, so they started to make bracelets out of wood which is very cool.
What is matriarchal family?
It is a family where the matriarch, or mother, rules the family. Usually the oldest grandmother is the one leader of the family and she rules over any situations. It is not a very common practice throughout the world.
What is the history of white people?
When people ask or talk about a "history" of ANY people, it must be remembered that from the very beginning of people existing, there was NO written history made. The cave man (and other tribes throughout history) drew pictures of their life experiences, whether about animals and great hunts, or everyday living.It should also be remembered that skin color, from the earliest beginnings of mankind, is not a 100% known fact. Humans could have been pink and green for all we know! We generalize and conceptualize that humans were "white" only because we now think in terms of "race". But in the beginning there were not "races".Equally, we only have 2 viewpoints on which to make assumptions about what the earliest people looked like. Those two views are science that believes in evolution, and religions (plural) that believe humans had a Creator.If we look at the science route, earliest man-womankind were covered in thick hair (regardless of any skin color underneath). Some scientists would say that as man/woman hunted and gathered, they entered warmer climates in which we didn't need that thick hair anymore. Further, we know from science that melatonin gives skin a coloring. People with higher melatonin get a darker skin. Whether we turn to science and theories of migratory patterns, or in religious texts that talk about different tribes, ALL the theories had to somehow explain why "God made us in his own image", yet (if that is so), why do humans have so many different skin colorings? The answer is-- we cannot know the answer as to what "color" the first humans were so long ago. We will never fully know, unless science unlocks more mysteries, or anthropologists find and absolutely prove that "this specimen of human" was the very first human being. But with how bodies and bones deteriorate, it is very, very unlikely that humans now will ever know "from whence we came"!Therefore, asking for a "history of white people" is the same as asking for "a history of black people". We simply do not know a precise history of each race-- or of all of us as originating from one source.Very generally, we CAN say that in the histories we DO know, ANY people who were IN POWER (rich or controlled land and resources like food) did enslave each other. Whitish peoples in Ancient Egypt enslaved other Whitish peoples, along with Tannish peoples and Darkish peoples. e.g. Skin color was not the issue-- power was the issue. We also know that just as poorer Whitish skinned peoples sold their offspring in exchange for food or riches (gold), we know Blackish people also sold their offspring for the same reasons. Children and Women, especially, (of any coloring) were property, and thus chattel, to be used in barter and trade. This is true of almost any culture! and true about any coloring, whitish, brownish, blackish, reddish!Wars were often a time when Human Beings became spoils of war. If I take all your people captive, you have nothing to use to fight back. Whatever warring tribes, this went on constantly. "To the victor goes the spoils"-- including people. The younger, the prettier, the more beautiful.. the younger, the stronger, the more virile... these people were valuable to the victor.Humans had centuries of war, captivities, and barters of human beings. By the time we get to separating humans into "White", "Black", "Mulatto", and "Yellow-skinned", these attitudes and behaviors were well ingrained in ALL human tribes, peoples, societies.The MOST likely reason that "Whites" or "Whitish" people began to be more powerful is simply population. There were probably more Whites, and more Whites living in communities. So therefore, more Whites were in a position of power. They became educated, not because other groups were stupid, but simply because Whites had more possessions (including Women and Children) and more opportunities. If I am White and can enslave a Black and an Asian to do my daily work, I have more time to pursue knowledge, writing, and social aspects of society. However, IF a group had a higher population, they could also enslave a White or Whitish person -- think of all the slaves who built Egypt's pyramids. If you bring this idea up into the 1700s-1800s, some Blacks (who could) owned other Blacks as slaves,As you can see, we've covered this topic mostly in generalities. The history of Whites like the history of mankind can only be written generally.So as more generalities, Whites made communities in different countries-- just like Blacks made communities in different countries. And other skinned people made their communities. In these communities, there were Whites and Blacks and other skinned people who were:leaderseducated, even if as shamans or healersrich peoplepoor peoplesmarter peoplenot as smart peoplepeople with good luckpeople with bad luckpeople with good healthpeople with bad healthetc.There is NO "one" history of a skin color. Nor is there just one easy explanation of the history of humans.
What is cultural?
Culture is a broad concept that includes the values, beliefs, customs, and arts of individuals in a specific social group. Many definitions of culture foregrounds the idea that culture is not something that we are born with – it is something that we learn through a process called enculturation. As human beings grow and develop, our exposure to our families, our acquaintances, and to forms of media gradually shapes our identities and our perception of the world. And, when significant aspects of those, like our language, values, myths, art, and fashion are shared by many people across a population group, we often call that 'a' culture. In anthropology, it’s very common to divide culture into two types. There’s material (or tangible culture) and non-material (or intangible) culture. Material culture refers to physical objects made by human beings. This includes everything from art and architecture to things like currency, tools, and textiles. By contrast, non-material culture refers to more abstract concepts – like shared beliefs, legal and political values, table manners, and religion. These are the intangible things that bind people together and give them a shared sense of identity.
Who were the inhabitants of Cahokia who are there modern day descendants?
The inhabitants of Cahokia were Native Americans. Known as mound builders, they had a very advanced civilization before Europeans set foot in North America. They abandoned the area they held around the Mississippi River, and it is unknown what happened to them, or who their descendants may be.
Which is correct of 'You like it very much' or 'You like very much it'?
i like it very much
How pages must a persuasive essay have?
not pages, letters, about five describing yourself like, i am a good guy or i like this very much
How much do you not like Justin Bieber?
. this much i don't like Justin bieber but i like him very very very ... much
Does the rockets shape affect it's flight?
Yes, very much so. It must be very straight and any parts like fins or other additions must be exactly parallel to the main body.
Do you like ammonia plants?
I like it very much. I love that very much.
Why you like cricket?
It is very entertaining. I like it very much.
Is this sentence correct I very like my new apartment?
No. It can be changed to: I like my new apartment very much. or I very much like my apartment.
Why you should like cricket?
It is very entertaining. I like it very much.
How much is one night at the Hilton hotel?
I have no idea but it must be very very expensive because Paris Hilton is very rich so it must be a beautiful hotel
How is Boris?
BORIS is a very much sexual being i must say
What did scout mean when she said I said that i would like it aunty's coming to visit very much which was a lie but one must like under certain circumstances?
he probably has a crush on his auntie
I like LSD do you?
I very much do
