indigenous peoples of Liberia

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The indigenous peoples of Liberia are the diverse ethnic groups native to the region, including communities such as the Kpelle, Bassa, Gio, Kru, and others, who long predated the modern Liberian state and maintain distinct languages, cultures, and social structures.

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indigenous peoples of Liberia canonical 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group collection
citizenship Liberian
continent Africa
contributeTo Liberian national culture
country Liberia
culturalExpression drumming and dance
masking and masquerade
oral traditions
culturalPractice Poro society NERFINISHED
Sande society NERFINISHED
secret societies
face land rights issues
political marginalization
governedBy traditional chiefs
haveDistinct cultures
languages
social structures
historicalRelation Americo-Liberian settlers NERFINISHED
includeEthnicGroup Bassa people NERFINISHED
Belle people NERFINISHED
Dan people NERFINISHED
Dey people NERFINISHED
Gbandi people NERFINISHED
Gio people NERFINISHED
Gola people NERFINISHED
Grebo people NERFINISHED
Kissi people NERFINISHED
Kpelle people NERFINISHED
Krahn people NERFINISHED
Kru people NERFINISHED
Loma people NERFINISHED
Mandingo people NERFINISHED
Mano people NERFINISHED
Mende people NERFINISHED
Mende-speaking communities
Vai people NERFINISHED
languageFamily Gur languages
Kru languages NERFINISHED
Mande languages
Mel languages
practice shifting cultivation
subsistence agriculture
predate modern Liberian state
region West Africa
religion Christianity
Islam
traditional African religions
roleIn Liberian civil wars

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Americo-Liberian settlers governed indigenous peoples of Liberia