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the children were the peace keepers, as long as they were alive the peace would be kept.

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Group#4 Jonathan Lau, Jesus Espinoza, Alicia Ochoa, Chantelle Waters Jackson

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Group#4 Jonathan Lau, Jesus Espinoza, Alicia Ochoa, Chantelle Waters Jackson

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the Sawi tribe would greet people armed and wearing war paint to honor them. Members of the Sawi tribe would greet people by  cutting off a piece of their hair and giving it to people as a sign of trust. After the Sawi tribe would kill their victim they would do a ritual where they dance around a fire and sing songs while they eat their victims body and use their bones to make jewelry. The Sawi tribe would initiate war by doing some kind of dance to possibly intimidate the opponent while yelling insults to the opponent. The Sawi tribe leader gave up his son to the leader of the opposing tribe as a symbol of peace.

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Group#5 Cameron M. RossEscobar, Diego M. Ramirez, Divjot Kaur, Kiet Lau

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Group#5 Cameron M. RossEscobar, Diego M. Ramirez, Divjot Kaur, Kiet Lau

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There religious belief was treachery. They believed to "fatten someone with friendship" before taking there head in treachery.

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Christian Cochiaosue

They believed that treachery went ahead before anything. before Don the people of the tribe were head hunters and would take advantage of the other tribes. After Don showed them Christianity the tribe turned to peace and stayed that way for many years.

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Group#1 Jiovanni AIspuro , Kimberly Tapia, Danny Connell

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Group#1 Jiovanni AIspuro , Kimberly Tapia, Danny Connell

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Many people of the tribe have converted to Christianity and the world's largest circular building made strictly from un-milled poles were constructed in 1972 as a Christian meeting place by the Sawi. Christian missionary Don  who lived with the Sawi tribe wrote a book about the experience called Peace Child.

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Hunter Johnson, Isaac Rosas, Cadence Chapin.
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They didn't have many thing so they had to use what was around them.

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Group #4 Jesus Espinoza, Alicia Ochoa, Jonathan Lau, Chantelle Waters Jackson

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Group #4 Jesus Espinoza, Alicia Ochoa, Jonathan Lau, Chantelle Waters Jackson

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The economic life was nothing compared to other places all the resources were whatever people can find in the wild.

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they didn't have much resources, from clothing to food, so they had to make do with what they had

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fatten someone with friendship, they believed that treachery was the greatest that someone could do.

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G6: they greeted people by wearing war paint and they give them a piece of their hair. they would kill kill the guest and dance around him and feast, making jewelry out of their bones.

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G6: they greeted people by wearing war paint and they give them a piece of their hair. they would kill kill the guest and dance around him and feast, making jewelry out of their bones.

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The men would go out and work with each other for resources.

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The women would stay at the camp and alert the men by hitting on walls and yelling if they need them.

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Child would make peace within tribes

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The sowi men of the tribe went to war and fought against other tribes. the men would collectively work and gather resources with one another, while the women worked in the village

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Group#4 Jesus Espinoza, Alicia Ochoa, Jonathan Lau, Chantelle Waters Jackson: 

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Group#4 Jesus Espinoza, Alicia Ochoa, Jonathan Lau, Chantelle Waters Jackson: 

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The children were key to peace they were the peacemakers

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men would use rocks to cut a tree down in war they would dance a peack song then