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ORANG ASLI - Coggle Diagram
ORANG ASLI
The Negrito
Comprise the Kensiu people (northeast Kedah),
Kintak people (Kedah-Perak border), Jahai
people (northeast Perak and West Kelantan),
Lanoh people (North-central Perak), Mendriq
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(Northeast Pahang and South Kelantan),
• Smallest category of the Orang Asli, populationwise.
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SENOI
The Senoi - largest Orang Asli group,
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Range in Perak, Kelantan and Pahang (Semai
and Temiar people), in central Pahang (Jah Hut
and Chewong people), in south-central Pahang
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Post Emergency period
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1,500,000 was allocated under the Second Five Year
Plan, for projects intended to benefit the OA
• In 1961, the newly independent government, through the
Ministry of Interior, published a "Statement of policy
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The document stipulated "the aborigine being one of the ethnic
minorities of the Federation must be allowed on an equal footing from the rights and opportunities which the law grants to other sections of the community"
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Before war word 2
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governance in the region, and alliances with the Orang
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source of forest products such as rattan, resin, gutta
percha and sandalwood for international trade
During this time period up through the early 20th century,
the Malays depended on the Orang Asli as their primary
In some parts of the region, the Orang Asli had important leadership
roles and at times even oversaw Malay subjects
The various group
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• The Senoi and the Negrito (jungle-dwelling),
however, were more isolated from the outside ww2.
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