Indigenous People and Peace Studies Education

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What does Indigenous Knowledge (IK) primarily refer to?

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Understandings, skills, and philosophies developed by societies

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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Indigenous Knowledge? Culturally embedded, Passed down orally, Dynamic, Strictly documented

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Strictly documented

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What is the primary belief of Indigenous groups regarding humans and nature?

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Humans are part of nature

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How do Indigenous communities ensure resource conservation?

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Through customary laws and oral rules

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What role do tribal elders play in Indigenous governance?

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They guide decisions based on communal welfare.

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Which of the following is a core principle of Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK)?
Maximizing resource extraction, Harmony with nature, Individual ownership of resources, Ignoring spiritual beliefs

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Harmony with nature

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What is the significance of rituals in Indigenous cultures?

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They preserve beliefs and social bonds

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Which Indigenous group uses the term 'Datu' for their leader?

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T'boli

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What is a common challenge faced by Indigenous Knowledge Systems today?

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Globalization and devaluation of knowledge

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What does the Indigenous Peoples Rights Act (IPRA) of 1997 recognize?

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The rights of Indigenous Peoples to land, culture, and self-governance