the cultural significance of tattoos

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Target culture/group	Tatto design	Significance
European sailiors and miners	anchors	Proteccion
maoriculture	Facial tattos	High staus
Maori women	Tattos around the mouth	prevent the skin become wrinkled
wodaabe women	Dotted temples/cheeks/lips	ward off evil spirits

3:answer:
A: Tattos are mark of machismo - a form of expressions for sailars, bikers and convicts.
Tatto are often symbolic of rich cultural historia.
B. In the 1960 s, tattos was an antisocial activity and in 1990 s, means of aserting one identify.
C:Are marks of high sattus, and each tattos design is unique to the individual as it conveys specific information about that cuestion social status, ancentry and skills.
D:Potencial
E: It was also common for a tribe to give tattos to those who had proficiency in using the symbol that was a tatto upon their body.
F: From a rebolion antisocial activitin in the 1960 to a mainstreammeans of asserting one's ideatity in the 1990 s.
G: One of the reasons is, to a simbolic image, second, is for maori culture, womans tattoes around the mouth and chiir to present the oldest, and finally in africa culture, tattoes to ward off full spirits. 

4: alternative.
A: c
B. b
C:  a