Algonquian are what kind of people?

Answer 1

"Algonquian" refers to a very large family of distantly related languages spoken by tribes living in most parts of North America.

Just a few of them are:

• Abenaki
• Algonkin or Algonquin
• Amikwa
• Arapaho
• Attikamek
• Beothuk
• Blackfoot, Piegan, Blood
• Cheyenne and Suhtaio
• Chitimacha
• Fox
• Gros Ventres or Atsinas
• Illini
• Kickapoo
• Cree
• Leni Lenape or Delaware
• Mahican
• Maliseet
• Meniminee
• Miami, Wea and Piankashaw
• Mi'kmaq
• Montagnais
• Narragansett
• Nanticoke
• Nipissing
• Ojibwa/Ojibwe/Chippewa
• Ottawa/Odawa
• Passamaquoddy
• Penobscot
• Powhatan
• Potawatomi
• Sauk or Sac
• Shawnee
• Tamaroa
• Wampanoag and Massachusett and Nantucket and others
• Wappinger
• Wiyot
• Yurok

The last two on this list are California tribes; many others lived around the Great Lakes and the Powhatan lived along the Virginia coast.

Answer 2

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they have planting seasons

they built wigwams

they have planting sesons

they rode horsesthey had no tecnolgy or electronicschildren had to work in the planting sesonsrate me 10 and thx for reading

Answer 3

The word Algonquian covers a huge number of tribes speaking distantly-related languages, some of whom were part of the Plains culture, some belonging to the North Woodlands and Great Lakes culture and some to the South-East Woodlands.

The culture of the Piegan Blackfoot (an Algonquian tribe) was entirely different to the culture of the Pamunkey (another Algonquian tribe that was part of the Powhatan group).

"Algonquian" simply tells you about their language family, not their location or culture.

Answer 4

harvested rice ,used toboggans, and hunted large animals

Answer 5

Canada More precisely Quebec and Ontario etc.

Answer 6

They are Native Americans that were originally settled along the Atlantic Coast and the Great Lakes Region.

Answer 7

Algonquin people lived in wigwams