Peoples who are now minority groups in state societies but who were formerly independent and have occupied their territories for a long time are called __________.

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The term "indigenous societies" is often used to refer to communities that are native to a particular region or territory and have a long history of inhabiting it, but "indigenous" is a more appropriate and respectful term than "primitive." Similarly, while "Indian societies" may be used to refer to Native American or First Nations groups, the term "indigenous" is more accurate and globally recognized. "Colonial societies" typically refer to societies that have been colonized by external powers, rather than those that have always inhabited a particular region. Therefore, "indigenous societies" is the best choice for this definition.

Peoples Who Are Now Minority Groups in State Societies but Who