Baka / American culture diffrence

The Baka live in interesting houses made of Tilipi leaves. They can be compared to little igloos. The women make these temporary homes. They make them with what seem to be flexible branches , because they bend the branches to form a dome shape. Then they split the Tilipi leaves, and weave them together to go over the branch dome shaped frame. As for most Americans t

hey have their homes built out of brick and wood. The men are usually the ones that go out hunting for food. The Baka eat all different types of foods like berries, nuts fish, termites, and honey. On the other hand Americans have industries that process and package their foods, and can be purchased at a local grocery store. The Baka tribe do not really care to be with other tribes or villages. The only reason they would ever go to another tribe is to trade meats in exchange for fruits, vegetables, some clothing, and cooking supply. The American people have to learn to cooperate and live together to form a workable and livable environment as well as atmosphere. As I mentioned earlier in the previous paragraph the Baka do not have to wake up and face morning traffic to go to work, bu

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