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The Amish are a Christian religious group active in the [[United States of America|USA]], [[Canada]] and [[Argentina]] that live in small, self-sufficient rural communities famous for their simple dress, sober and hardworking culture and rejection of electricity. There are about 342,000 Amish in the world and have often been described as resembling an [[Anarchism|anarchist]] culture, although anarchists are critical of the group.
{{Infobox_location|title = Amish|image = Amish.jpg|imagecaption = Amish women and children|map = Amish2.GIF|mapcaption = Locations of the Amish in North America|location = USA (notably Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana and Illinois)


== Crime ==
Canada (notably Ontario)
Amish communities are some of the safest in the world to live in,
 
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Bolivia|inhabitants = 342,000 people}}The '''Amish''' are a [[Christianity|Christian]] group active in the [[United States of America|USA]], [[Canada]] and [[Argentina]] that live in small, self-sufficient rural communities famous for their simple dress, sober and hardworking culture and rejection of electricity. There are about 342,000 Amish in the world and have often been described as resembling an [[List of Libertarian Socialist Societies|anarchist culture]], although [[Anarchism|anarchists]] are critical of the group.[[Category:Libertarian Socialist Wiki]]
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</image> <image source="map"></image> <label>Type</label> <label>Level</label> <label>Location</label> <label>Inhabitants</label> </infobox>The Amish are a Christian group active in the USA, Canada and Argentina that live in small, self-sufficient rural communities famous for their simple dress, sober and hardworking culture and rejection of electricity. There are about 342,000 Amish in the world and have often been described as resembling an anarchist culture, although anarchists are critical of the group.