Question

The Maasai, a semi-nomadic group who live outside the direct control of the government of Tanzania, have had to form their own nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) that partner with international organizations to achieve goals that their state government neglected, such as creating reliable access to clean water and protecting land rights. Today they might be known as what kind of group

Answer 1

Answer:

Today, they might be known as a tribe.

Explanation:

Tribes can be defined as multiband groups of indigenous people who do not live under the control of a centralized state. These groups have their own leaders, and their loyalty is attached to their people, culture, customs etc. They are connected by the belief of having a common ancestor. The bands that compose a tribe may vary from groups of 5 to 80 people, and they can be integrated temporarily or permanently. As we can see, the Maasai fit the definition of a tribe.