1. The Sami People
And
The Maasai People

2. The Sami people flag
TheMassai people flag

3. Where are they in the world?
is a country in East Africa that lies on the equator
The Semi live in northern Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Russia

4. temperatures
The climate in Lapland can be extreme, with temperatures as low as -30 degrees centigrade. However, because the air is so clear and dry it will actually feel warmer than you might expect
Maasai Mara is located 1,500-2,200 m above sea level, which makes the climate slightly damper and milder than in other similar regions

5. Their clothes
Their clothes were made from reindeer skins and wool. Their tents were also made from deer skins. The sale of reindeer meat is an important source of income for the Lapp people
Masai women typically wear vast plate-like bead necklaces, and colourful wraps called kanga. The men are famous for wearing a red-checked shuka (Maasai blanket) and carry a distinctive ball-ended club. For Masai, red clothing stands for power. Many Masai wear simple sandals, sometimes soled with pieces of motorcycle tires. When males become ‘morans’ (warriors), around age 14, they traditionally dye their hair red with ochre and fat

6. Dependent forms of mobile homes on their lives
How Home shape?
Dependent forms of mobile homes on their lives
they also use the dung as a plaster for their huts to keep out the rain

7. school There is no school building there and primitive education
They go with their children to the city to teach them

8. Friend sheep They raise cattle then they use them for different things
The used reindeer to pull sleds carrying there's supplies

9. What they eat?
They ate mostly meat, milk, and cheese
The Massai live off the milk, blood, and meat of their livestock.

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