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What do the following locations have in common with each other Russia Sweden Norway Greenland Canada and Alaska?
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In what us state did the Inuit live in?
they lived in the arctic regions of,Canada, Greenland,Russsia, and Alaska
Most people who live in Canada's northen regions are Inuit and Native Americans?
Yes, mostly in Alaska, North Canada and Greenland
Where in the world is Canada?
In North America. North of the contiguous United States Of America, east of Alaska, and west of the island of Greenland.
What countries are Canada's neighbors?
Canada only borders one country: the United States.
Is farming more profitable in Canada or Greenland?
Greenland.
Which state is in the tundra?
Alaska, Greenland
The land bridge over the Bering Strait joined modern-day?
greenland and canada alaska and siberia greenland and siberia alaska and canada
Where are Grizzlies bears from?
Alaska, Canada and Greenland There are no brown/grizzly bears in Greenland, but there are in the United States, Europe, and Asia.
What area did the Inuit live in?
They lived in the Canadian Shield, Canada, Russia, Alaska, and Greenland
Modern day Inuit lived where?
Alaska, Canada, and Greenland
Where the Inuits lived?
The Inuits live in Alaska, Canada, and Greenland.
Where are Bear from?
Alaska, Canada and Greenland There are no brown/grizzly bears in Greenland, but there are in the United States, Europe, and Asia.
Where does the polerbears live?
Alaska, Canada, Russia, Greenland, and Norway and zoos
What regions border Canada?
Alaska northern us states (on the bottom of Canada), and Greenland...sort of
What is colder Iceland or Alaska?
Greenland. Iceland is warmer in the winter than New York.
Are Alaska and Canada and Greenland and Siberia and Norway closer to the South Pole or the North Pole?
All the locations you name are in the Northern Hemisphere -- closer to the North Pole than to the South Pole.
Where do Inuits people live?
They mainly occupy Alaska, the Arctic Canada and Greenland.
