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View AllBangladesh is home to more than 54 indigenous groups, including the Chakma, Marma, and Tripura. - True
Indigenous groups in Bangladesh speaksorily a few languages, with most of them being well-preserved. - False
The dominance of Bangla has helped preserve indigenous languages in Bangladesh. - False
Sidhu and Kanu were leaders of uprisings during the British colonial period. - True
The Kaptai Dam, built in 1957, displaced thousands of people in the hill tracts, disrupting their connection to the land. - True
Most of the indigenous groups live in the northern and southeastern parts of Bangladesh.
The indigenous groups in Bangladesh speak at least 35 distinct languages.
"Language Death" is related to the decline of indigenous languages.
The UN warns that many Indigenous languages are disappearing.
The dominance of Bangla and modern societal pressures have made it difficult for indigenous people to preserve their languages today.
There are more than 54 Indigenous groups in Bangladesh.
In Bangladesh, most of the Indigenous groups live in the northern and southeastern flatlands, with the rest in the Chattogram Hill Tracts.
In Bangladesh, at least 35 distinct languages are spoken by Indigenous groups.
The global issue called "language death" threatens the survival of Indigenous languages in Bangladesh.
According to the UN report, an Indigenous language disappears every two weeks globally.
During British colonial rulo. Indigenous communities played a significant role in resisting oppression.
Sidhu an Kanu were the leaders who associated with the Santhal Rebellion.
Indigenous people in Bangladesh face challenges such as a lack of trained teacher and resources for higher education to preserve their languages and culture.
The Kaptai Dam displaced thousands of people in the hill tracts, submerging their homes and farmlands under the Karnaphuli river.
The construction of the Kaptai Dam was funded by USAID and built by the government of Pakistan.
(a) lifestyles (b) flatlands (c) language (d) challenges (e) hill
There are 54 indigenous groups in Bangladesh who have distinct (a) lifestyles economic practices and belief systems. They live mostly in the northern and southern (b) flatlands and the rest in the Chittagong Hill Tracts. They speak at Icast 35 indigenous (c) language which now under the thrent of extinction by the dominance of Bangla. Despite the significant role in the anti colonial struggle during the British rule, they are now facing (d) challenges in preserving their language and culture. Moreover, the construction: of Kaptai dam in 1957 by Pakistani Govt. led to the displacement of thousands of indigenous people in the (e) hill tracts.
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