0
What else can I help you with?
Why were trees important to Northwest Coast people?
Trees were important to Northwest Coast people for building homes, canoes, and totems. They also provided materials for making tools, clothing, and art. Additionally, trees played a significant role in the cultural and spiritual practices of these indigenous groups.
What materials did the northwest coast use to make what they needed?
A coast is a natural feature and doesn’t make or do anything. You need to ask a who question.
What fabric did the Northwest Coast Natives use to make footwear?
hide, leather
How do the northwest coast people make their weapons?
They don't. They buy them from a guy called T-Rex a small arms dealer. Sorry can't resist, will improve later.
What did the pacific northwest coast Indians make their jewelry out of?
Shells,bone,rocks&stones,&weaved thread.
What arts and crafts did the Chinook indians make?
The Chinook Indians were great wood carvers. Their projects or crafts were built of wood. The Chinook Indians are original people of the Pacific Northwest Coast.
What did Pacific Northwest people make clothes out of?
animal skin
How did the government make money from the northwest territory?
BY buisnesses of the people in the province.
How many people live on the coast of Algeria?
as many as people make.
What kind of clothes do the northwest coast Indians wea?
I think they wore clothes made from cedar, and they put fur around the clothing to make it soft
Waterway along the north coast of north America connecting the Atlantic ocean and pacific ocean?
The Northwest Passage, except that it isn't imaginary; it's just usually frozen. For the last couple of years, good icebreakers have been able to make it.
Intiiresting facts about Robert gray?
Robert Gray was an American merchant sea captain who is best known for being the first non-indigenous person to circumnavigate the world and make contact with the indigenous people of the Pacific Northwest. He sailed along the northwest coast of North America in 1778, exploring and mapping much of what is now the coast of Oregon and Washington. Gray's discoveries helped lead to further exploration and settlement of the region.
