Guarani peoples

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The Guarani peoples are an indigenous group of South America, primarily inhabiting regions of Paraguay, Brazil, Argentina, and Bolivia, known for their distinct language, rich cultural traditions, and historical influence on the region’s identity.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
indigenous people
continent South America
country Argentina
Bolivia
Brazil
Paraguay
culturalPractice communal land use
shamanism
shifting cultivation
slash-and-burn agriculture
yerba mate cultivation
historicalEvent Jesuit reductions in Paraguay
historicalInteraction Jesuit missionaries
Portuguese colonizers
Spanish colonizers
influenced Paraguayan culture
Paraguayan national identity
regional toponymy in South America
language Guaraní
surface form: Guarani language
languageFamily Tupian languages
languageStatus co-official language of Paraguay (Guarani)
region Gran Chaco
Paraná River
surface form: Paraná River basin
religion Protestantism
Roman Catholicism
traditional Guarani religion
socialOrganization extended family groups
village communities
struggle environmental conservation
land rights
protection of ancestral territories
subgroup Chiriguano (Ava Guarani)
Mbyá Guarani
surface form: Kaiowá Guarani

Mbyá Guarani
Guaraní
surface form: Paraguayan Guarani

Ñandeva Guarani
threat agribusiness expansion
deforestation
land dispossession
traditionalArt basketry
dance
featherwork
music
wood carving
traditionalCrop beans
maize
manioc
squash
traditionalFood chipa
mbeyú
tereré

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Pre-Columbian era includesCivilization Guarani peoples
Guaraní ethnicGroupAssociated Guarani peoples
this entity surface form: Guaraní people
Guaraní hasVariety Guarani peoples
this entity surface form: Mbyá Guaraní
Spanish conquest of the Río de la Plata region participant Guarani peoples
this entity surface form: Indigenous peoples of the Río de la Plata region
Spanish conquest of the Río de la Plata region participant Guarani peoples
this entity surface form: Guaraní peoples
Misiones Province historicalInhabitants Guarani peoples
this entity surface form: Guaraní people
Sirionó people relatedEthnicGroup Guarani peoples
this entity surface form: Guaraní people
Paraguayan guaraní namedAfter Guarani peoples
this entity surface form: Guaraní people
Tarija Department hasEthnicGroup Guarani peoples
this entity surface form: Guaraní people
Spanish–Native American wars opposedBy Guarani peoples
this entity surface form: Guaraní people
Tupian languages ethnolinguisticGroup Guarani peoples
Chiriguano (Ava Guarani) partOf Guarani peoples
this entity surface form: Guarani cultural area
Jesuit reductions in Paraguay appliesToEthnicGroup Guarani peoples
this entity surface form: Guaraní people
Ñandeva Guarani subgroupOf Guarani peoples
this entity surface form: Guarani people
Ñandeva Guarani partOfBroaderGroup Guarani peoples
this entity surface form: Guarani nations
Santa Fe La Vieja archaeological site (nearby historic origin) associatedWithEthnicGroup Guarani peoples
subject surface form: Santa Fe La Vieja archaeological site
this entity surface form: Guaraní peoples
Governorate of Paraguay ethnicGroups Guarani peoples
this entity surface form: Guaraní peoples
Querandí people neighboringGroup Guarani peoples
this entity surface form: Guaraní people
Charrúa people neighboringGroup Guarani peoples
this entity surface form: Guaraní people
Payaguá people neighboringGroup Guarani peoples
this entity surface form: Guaraní people