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kalinagos r indigenous people who travelled across the world without knowing

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How did west African religion similar to the religion of the kalinago and arawak?

It was similar because African religion was based on the worship of ancestors of spirits both good and bad and the Kalinago worshiped their ancestors and nature and believed in evil spirits or as they call it (maboya) the second reason was that the west Africans believed that soul lives on so that the ancestors were always with you just like how the Kalinago believe that the spirit of their ancestors lived on after death to protect them and the Arawaks(Tainos) religious beliefs and songs were about spirits and ancestors and the life of the village.


What did kalinago use as weapons?

bow and arrows and they would have the arrows dipped in poison to kill enemies wen they would stick them with the arrow, and they also used fire tipped arrows.


What are some west Indians tribes?

The Arawak, Taíno, Kalinago, Ciboney, Ciguayo, Galibi, Garifuna, Igneri, Lucayan, and Macorix are all the native Indigenous tribes of the West Indies. While some historians believe they were ethnically different from one another many shared various forms of the same language. Many of these tribes may have been ethnically different from each other but it is difficult to believe that because of the raids, and bride capture from opposing tribes that they were so variant as to not share similar culture from mixing the of tribal blood.


What is the amerindians religion?

TainoThe Taino loved dancing and singing and used the same word for both arieto. They danced and sang to the music of drums, reed pipes and wooden gongs at festivities such as the naming of a baby, the wedding of cacique or the inauguration of a new cacique.Another Taino custom is the flattening of foreheads of newborns. The Taino saw it as a sign of beauty. The newborns heads were bound between two boards to flatten the forehead a few days after the child was born.The Taino played a game called batos, which was played on a marked field with two teams trying to hit the ball with their hips, knees, heads, elbows and shoulders into their opponent's goal line, was another custom.KalinagoAt a son's birth there was a special ceremony during which the father was cut with agouti teeth and expected to bear the pain without flinching so that his son would grow up to be brave. The boy was periodically rubbed with the fat of slaughtered Tainos so that he might absorb their courage and then he underwent the initiation ceremony, which changed him from a boy to a man, and a warrior. Now he had a new name and was a true Carib.Another custom was the Kalinago used to decorate their bodies with a dye called roucou. This was made from vegetable dye and oil, which the Kalinagos felt toughened their skins and protected against insect bites.Another custom was the Kalinagos entertained many guests and when the guests had eaten their fill they were entertained with singing and dancing to the music of drums, reed pipes and whistles. The guests were welcome to stay as long as they liked and when at last they decided to leave they were given gifts and asked to stay longer.MayaMaya were broad headed and as soon as a baby was born, squeezing it gently between two boards flattened its head. This gave them a noble air and their heads were then better adapted to carry loads. The Maya were also cross-eyed. This was regarded as a special mark of beauty and distinction. Mothers would hang a ball in front of their children so that they would focus on it and therefore develop cross-eyes.Another custom was the Maya played a game called pok-a-tok in which the players had to butt a solid rubber ball through hoops set 10 metres off the ground.Another custom was the Mayan women lives were unpleasant. She was considered an inferior person, and girls were trained from childhood to accept a subordinate place in society. A girl would notice that her mother and other women always turned their backs and stepped aside if they met a man on the road, and that when in the presence of man, women always looked down to the ground. To look directly at a man, or worse, to laugh at him, was considered serious misconduct and was severely punished. A mother might pinch her daughter, or rub her eyes with red pepper, or beat her if she refused behave properly towards men.Done by:Aaliyah De Mendonca of Guyana Guyana is found in the continent of south America between suriname,French Guyana ,Brazil,please visit us we will be waiting for you.we also would like you to visit our magnificent kaieture Falls.thank you for reading