Baoulé people

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The Baoulé people are a major Akan ethnic group of central Côte d’Ivoire, known for their influential role in Ivorian history, agriculture, and rich artistic traditions, including sculpture and weaving.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Akan people
ethnic group
artForm beadwork
goldsmithing
mask carving
weaving
wood sculpture
cashCrop cocoa
coffee
rubber
clanSystem matrilineal clans
continent Africa
country Côte d’Ivoire NERFINISHED
culturalArea West Africa NERFINISHED
ethnicGroupOf Ivory Coast NERFINISHED
foodCrop cassava
plantain
yam
historicalInfluence Ivorian culture
Ivorian economy
Ivorian politics
knownFor figurative sculpture
portrait masks
weaving of cloth
language Baoulé language NERFINISHED
languageFamily Akan languages NERFINISHED
Niger–Congo languages
mainLivelihood agriculture
majorDeity Nyamien NERFINISHED
musicTradition dance
drumming
neighboringEthnicGroup Agni people NERFINISHED
Bété people NERFINISHED
Guro people NERFINISHED
Senufo people NERFINISHED
partOf Akan ethnic groups NERFINISHED
region central Côte d’Ivoire
religion Christianity
Islam
socialStructure matrilineal descent
spiritualPractice ancestor veneration
spirit cults
traditionalHousing compounds with courtyards
traditionalPoliticalOrganization chiefdoms
traditionalPoliticalTitle chief
queen mother
traditionalReligion Akan religion
usesInstrument rattles
talking drum
xylophone
usesWritingSystem Latin alphabet

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Bouaké ethnicGroupPresent Baoulé people
Baoulé language ethnicity Baoulé people
Baoulé language spokenBy Baoulé people
Central Tano usedBy Baoulé people