The Arawaks still live in Suriname in the north. But the majority of Arawaks live in Guyana. Some also live in French Guiana and Venezuela.
Most Arawaks are Catholic. A small number belong to evangelical churches. Their name is derived from 'aru', which means 'cassava flour'.
The Arawaks were Suriname's first inhabitants.Specifically, the Arawaks were a nomadic tribe of fishers and hunters. They settled along the Surinamese coast no later than 3000 B.C.E. Their name comes from the ancient, indigenous West Indian word "aru" for cassava flour.
The Arawaks originally came from South America, particularly the regions of present-day Venezuela, Guyana, and Suriname, while the Caribs are believed to have originated from the Orinoco River region in northern South America. Both groups eventually migrated throughout the Caribbean islands.
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The Spaniards enslaved the Arawaks primarily for economic exploitation. They sought to extract resources, particularly gold, from the Caribbean islands and needed a labor force to mine and cultivate the land. The Arawaks were often forced into labor under brutal conditions, leading to significant population decline due to violence and diseases introduced by the Europeans. This exploitation was driven by the Spaniards' desire for wealth and power in the New World.
The arawaks lived on Puerto Rico, Trinidad and several countries in the Caribbean
The arawaks occupy Jamaica Barbados and Greater antillies
some ways Arawaks used to collect food
The Arawaks never stole food but they used to hunt for food.
The Arawaks caught numerous diseases from the Spaniards.
What is the name of the barkless dogs raised by the Arawaks
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