nomadic people
Those who migrate
Nomadic people are groups who move from place to place rather than settling permanently in one location.
Traditionally, this movement follows seasonal patterns, animal migrations, or available resources: The nomadic people of the Mongolian steppe have herded livestock for thousands of years.
The term appears in anthropology, history, and contemporary discussions of indigenous rights.
- steppesTreeless Eurasian grasslands
- open plainsBroad, flat, treeless terrain
- mobilityCapacity for movement
- herdingManaging animal groups
- MongolsGenghis's conquering people
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nomadic peoplecity dwellers
People living in metropolises
urban population · permanent residents · homesteaders · suburbanites · townspeople
nomadic peoplecultivators
Those who raise plants
plantation workers · industrial workers · factory laborers · agricultural society · farming community
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