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Utensils were not made from wood
Jocelyn Giron
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Source of livelihood for Northwest Coast People?
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Why didn't the northwest coast tribes farm?
they didn't need to
Were did the northwest coast people live?
They lived in shelter homes and wooden homes
How did the Northwest coast Indians adapt to their environment?
Two adaptations of the Northwest coast Indians were their homes and river transportation. Their homes were sturdy homes made of cedar, which was abundant, and they made large canoes, also made of cedar, to navigate water ways and for fishing.
Which American Indian tribe inhabited the Pacific Northwest Coast?
The names of some of the tribes were: -The Kwakiat-The Tsimshian-The Tlingit-The Nootka-The Chinook-The Makah-The Haida-The Okanagon-The Kalapuya-The Kalispel-The Shuswap
Where was the tlingit located?
the tlingit culture were located in the Northwest coast. thats why there nickname is the northwest coast people.
Why were trees important to Northwest Coast people?
Trees were important to the Northwest Coast people because they used them to make dugout canoes which they used to hunt whales.
Do do people relied on fishing the northwest coast or in the plains?
no
What other resources did the northwest coast people have that were important to their economy?
no
What region did the Tlingit Haida and the Chinook people live in?
the northwest coast
Why did Northwest coast people give pot-latches?
becausee i farted
What opportunities did the northwest coast people have?
They got food from the sea and they had technology .
What clothes did the people of the northwest coast wear?
they wore cloth that they weaved
What region did the Tlingit Haida and the Chinook people's live?
the northwest coast
What did the northwest coast people wear-males?
feathered shirts, shawls
What tools of northwest coast people had?
bones that they hollowed out into arrows
What landforms were where the Kwakiutl lived?
In the Pacific Northwest Coast. British Columbia, Canada
