Tanzania, Lake Eyasi and Hadzabe Bushman and Tatoga Tribes

The video discusses the geographical and cultural aspects of the Great Rift Valley in Tanzania, focusing on the Hadza and De Toga people. It highlights the Hadza's unique language and traditional lifestyle, which faces threats from tourism and pastoralists. The De Toga, part of the Nilotic people, practice ethnic religions deeply tied to their identity.

What is the orientation of the salt lake located in the Great Rift Valley?

• Southwest to Northeast

• North to South

• East to West

• Northwest to Southeast

Which indigenous group is known for living around Lake Iyasi in Tanzania?

• The Maasai

• The Hadza

• The Zulu

• The San

What is a significant threat to the traditional lifestyle of the Hadza people?

• Urbanization

• Tourism and encroaching pastoralists

• Climate change

• Deforestation

Which language family is the Hadza language traditionally classified with?

• Khoisan languages

• Afroasiatic languages

• Bantu languages

• Nilotic languages

What is the primary religion practiced by the De Toga people?

• Ethnic religion

• Islam

• Christianity

• Hinduism