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What was the Iroquois transportation?
They used birch bark canoes and snowshoes.
What type of bark does a birch tree have?
A type that can be used to make canoes.
Did the kwakiutl tribe use birch bark?
yes! they used it to make canoes
How did the algonquins use the environment around them?
they used birch bark tomake canoes
What type of trees were used for canoes?
red wood The most common type where available was birch.
What is the purpose of birch bark canes?
Birch bark canoes were used as they were naturally available locally. Light to carry, easy to paddle and strong, made the materials used the best choice.
What did Iroquois use for transportation?
usually birch bark canoes
How did the Iroquois use the natural resources of the Woodlands name at least two ways?
They used birch-bark for making canoes They used elm bark for making long houses.
Why did the Iroquoins use birch bark to make there canoes?
Well, the Iroquois did not usually use birch bark, because it was widely spread. They mostly used barks such as elm or oak. They used these barks for efficiency during battle and practical, long lasting use. The Iroquois were a warrior people, so they needed strong bark.
Did the Iroquois use bark?
Yes, Birch Bark was used to cover Canoes, and to make Shelters.
What native Americans would most likely build a canoe out of wood and the bark of trees?
Bark canoes were traditionally built by many eastern woodlands people. The Iroquois used elm bark since this was widely available in their area, but the Ojibwe, Algonquin, Mi'kmaq, Cree, Malecite and Naskapi generally used birch bark. Each tribe built the prow and stern of their canoes in a distinctive shape, so it is possible to recognise the tribe by the shape of the ends of their canoes.
What did the Naskapis use for transportation?
The Naskapi people used their feet as a way of transportation during the winter. During the summer months they used birch bark canoes to travel along the lakes and rivers network.
