Function of Community (Indigenous Community)

What are the basic needs and characteristics of an indigenous community?

• Hospitals, schools, houses, and factories

• Place, location, influence, and goals

• Roads, banks, farms, and markets

• Identity, values, norms, and culture

What is a group of people bounded by place or location, identity, values, influence, norms, culture, and goals?

• Territory

• State

• Community

• Village

What is the physical and geographical element that refers to the structure of a community?

• Resource

• Land

• Boundary

• Territory

What is the main purpose of forest reservation in an indigenous community like Sadanga village?

• Encourage wildlife conservation

• Promote tourism

• Provide natural protection and defense

• Create a recreational area

What is a common livelihood that forms communities in areas rich in mineral deposits like gold?

• Agriculture

• Fishing

• Mining

• Forestry

What plays a significant role in community decisions in indigenous communities?

• Wealth

• Political power

• Reputation of families

• Education level

What is the main difference in leadership between indigenous communities and urbanized neighborhoods?

• Appointment by the government

• Election by the people

• Wealth and power

• Name or lineage

What is a characteristic of the leadership style 'Support'?

• Leader gives advice and assistance

• Leader makes decisions for the group

• Leader assigns specific tasks to people

• Leader guides the team in reaching goals

What has changed the socio-cultural and economic structures of communities due to advancements in technology?

• Education level

• Family size

• Religious beliefs

• Communication

What has been redefined in terms of providing livelihood for community members due to changes in the physical community?

• Family obligations

• Source of income

• Connectivity

• Leadership styles