Qom (Toba)

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The Qom (Toba) are an Indigenous people of the Gran Chaco region in northern Argentina, known for their distinct language, cultural traditions, and historical resilience in the face of colonization and marginalization.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Qom (Toba) canonical 1
Toba (Qom) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indigenous people
countryOfCitizenship Argentina
Bolivia
Paraguay
hasAlternativeName Qom
Toba
Toba people
Toba-Qom
linked to: Toba Qom
hasCulturalPractice basket weaving
hunting and gathering traditions
oral storytelling
textile production
traditional music
hasDemographicTrend rural-to-urban migration
hasEconomicActivity handicraft production
subsistence agriculture
wage labor
hasExonym Toba
hasHistoricalExperience colonization
land dispossession
marginalization
missionization
hasLanguage Qom language
hasNotableEvent Napalpí massacre
hasOrganization Qom community organizations in Chaco
hasPopulationCenter Buenos Aires Province
Chaco Province
Formosa Province
linked to: Formosa

Greater Buenos Aires
Santa Fe Province
hasReligion Christianity
traditional Qom spirituality
hasSelfDesignation Qom
hasStruggleFor bilingual education
cultural recognition
land rights
hasTraditionalTerritory Argentine Chaco
linked to: Gran Chaco

Paraguayan Chaco
linked to: Gran Chaco
languageFamily Guaicuruan languages
locatedIn Argentina
Bolivia
Gran Chaco
Paraguay
northern Argentina
partOf Indigenous peoples of Argentina
Indigenous peoples of the Gran Chaco
linked to: Terena people
recognizedAs Indigenous people of Argentina
speaks Qom
Toba Qom

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Chaco Province hasEthnicGroup Qom (Toba)
Mocoví relatedEthnicGroup Toba (Qom)
linked to: Qom (Toba)