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1.) French Polynesia is split into different groups of islands. How many groups are there?
2.) What holiday is celebrated during Heiva I Tahiti?
3.) In the legend about the Black Pearls, who does Oro give the pearls to?

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collier de perles

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French Polynesia is known for their beautiful pearls and a very popular accessory are pearls (necklaces, bracelets, earrings, rings). Legend says that Oro (the God of peace and eternity) gave the pearls to the princess of Bora Bora as a sign of his eternal love.

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Traditional Polynesian music has a very islander feel to it. A lot of their music is sung by a large group of people instead of one solo artist. A huge drum and ukulele presence.

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Typically temperatures don't drop below 80 degrees, even in the winter. French Polynesia is know for the beautiful beaches and incredibly clear water. Since the weather is so nice, the land is known for being luscious all year round.

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A huge Polynesian festival that takes place during June and July. Celebrates traditional Polynesian and Tahitian dance, celebrations, food, and Bastille Day (July 14th). Festivals were a huge part of Polynesian culture before Europeans started to take over. That's why so much time is spent on Heiva I Tahiti, not only is it celebrating Bastille Day but a majority of the time is spent celebrating traditional Polynesian culture.

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Location: South Pacific Ocean, roughly halfway between Australia and Peru (South America)

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Location: South Pacific Ocean, roughly halfway between Australia and Peru (South America)

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Tropical climate. French Polynesia is a very popular tourist spot especially in Bora Bora and Tahiti. French Polynesia is split into 5 sub groups: Marquesas Islands, Society Islands, Tuamotu Islands, Gambier Islands, and Austral Islands.