The term 'Plain Folk' is used to refer to a group of people who live a simple lifestyle, often without modern technology. This term is most commonly associated with the AMISH, a religious group that originated in Europe and now lives mainly in the United States and Canada. The AMISH are known for their traditional dress, horse-drawn carriages, and rejection of modern conveniences. Another group of Plain Folk are the Otomi, an indigenous people of Mexico who still practice traditional farming and craftsmanship. Both the AMISH and the Otomi are examples of Plain Folk who have maintained their traditional lifestyles despite the advances of modern society.