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What happened to many indigenous people when the Indo-Aryans invaded India 3000 years ago?
What happened to many indigenous people when the Indo-Aryans invaded India 3000 years ago?
- Some mingled and settled down with them (correct)
- They became rulers of the invaded areas
- They migrated to other countries
- They were completely wiped out
What is the meaning of the term 'Adivasi'?
What is the meaning of the term 'Adivasi'?
- Inhabitant from urban areas
- Inhabitant from recent times
- Inhabitant from earliest times (correct)
- Inhabitant from coastal areas
What are the communities of Adivasis called?
What are the communities of Adivasis called?
- Tribes (correct)
- Clans
- Communities
- Castes
Where do many indigenous people continue to stay even today?
Where do many indigenous people continue to stay even today?
Flashcards
Indo-Aryan Invasion Impact
Indo-Aryan Invasion Impact
Many indigenous people mixed and integrated with the Indo-Aryans.
Meaning of Adivasi
Meaning of Adivasi
Adivasi means an inhabitant from the earliest times.
Adivasi Communities
Adivasi Communities
Adivasis are often referred to as tribes.
Indigenous Settlement Areas
Indigenous Settlement Areas
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Study Notes
Indigenous People and Indo-Aryan Invasion
- Many indigenous people were displaced, exploited, and marginalized when the Indo-Aryans invaded India 3000 years ago.
- This invasion led to a significant loss of autonomy, culture, and identity for the indigenous people.
Meaning of 'Adivasi'
- The term 'Adivasi' means "original inhabitant" or "indigenous people" in Hindi.
- It refers to the various ethnic and tribal groups who are the original inhabitants of the Indian subcontinent.
Adivasi Communities
- Adivasi communities are also known as "Scheduled Tribes" (ST) in the Indian Constitution.
- There are over 700 Adivasi communities, each with their own distinct language, culture, and traditions.
Indigenous Settlements
- Many indigenous people continue to stay in their traditional habitats, such as forests, hills, and remote areas, even today.
- These areas are often rich in natural resources, including minerals, water, and forests, which are coveted by external forces, leading to ongoing struggles over land rights and self-determination.
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Test your knowledge about the indigenous peoples of India with this Adivasi quiz. Explore the history, culture, and traditions of the Adivasi communities and learn more about their significance in Indian society.
