Amish

The Amish are a traditional Christian community originating from 17th-century European Anabaptist movements. They prioritize simple living, plain dress, and reluctance to adopt modern technology to maintain their faith and community values. Most Amish live in rural areas in the United States, especially in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana. They focus on hard work, family, and faith, often traveling by horse-drawn buggies and practicing farming or craftsmanship. Their distinct lifestyle aims to preserve their religious beliefs and cultural heritage, creating a close-knit, self-sufficient community that values humility, community support, and separation from mainstream society.