The term Algonquian denotes a North American tribe of the Algonquian linguistic stock, which inhabited the Ottawa valley and adjacent areas east and west.

They believed in an all pervasive force in nature called manitou, which is roughly equivalent to 'mysterious' or 'supernatural'. It referred to different things: the supreme being; those spirits encountered in visions; lesser spirits; or the various powers of nature or other cosmic features.

In addition, a supreme being (often portrayed as a thunder bird IE. an eagle or great bird that produces thunder by flapping its wings), with intermediate divinities (brother sun, sister moon), and earth-mother, Nolie's, source and nourished of life, were portrayed in myth.

Boys learned how to hunt, cook with hot stone, and build homes. Girls lerned to do house work like cleanig, and cooking food.They both leared how to make fires.

They mostley use canoes and by land

From the panda:)

it means At The Place of Spearing Fishes and Eels

the Algonquin's ate Berry's, nuts, coconuts, and many animal meats

the algonquins were alive in dinosaur times. Eventually they went extinct when the dinosaurs trampled them with bull dozers custom made by Shakespeare himself.

All native American tribes made their paints (wejinigewinor wejinigan in Algonquin) mainly from mineral sources: carbon black from charcoal, red and yellow from ochre, white from white clay and so on. These pigments were mixed with animal fat and kept in small leather pouches ready for future use.

Mostly animals like fish, bear, beaver, moose, and deer. (:

Algonquin people live across the world. Originating from the Canadian provinces of Ontario and Quebec, the tribes and individuals have travelled across America. With the invention of the air plane, travelling farther is much easier now.

Algonquian is not a tribe, it's a large grouping of tribes that speak Algonquian languages. Tribes in the Powhatan confederacy, which Pocahontas was part of, spoke an Algonquian dialect. That language is now extinct, though there are efforts to reconstruct it, which means they have an approximation of it based on historical word lists and still-existing Algonquian dialects.

Until the arrival of the Spaniards and the horses they brought with them all Native American people were pedestrians.

From http://www.native-languages.org/pennsylvania.htm: === === Eastern Lenape Nation of Pennsylvania:

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By means of signs, just as they always communicated with other native groups who spoke many different languages.

Columbus reported communicating with natives by means of gesture signs; when Cabrillo landed at San Diego Bay in September 1542, he reported that:

"The following day, in the morning, there came to the ships three large Indians and by signs they said that there were travelling in the interior men like us - with beards, and clothes and arms like our own, and they made signs that these men carried cross-bows and swords, and made signs that they killed many of the natives who were greatly afraid."

Coronado, travelling in Texas in 1540, said of the Tonkawas and Comanches that:

". . . although they converse by means of signs, they make themselves so well understood that there is no need of an interpreter."

Dr E B Tyler, an authority on native American peoples, said that signs were a medium of converse from Hudson's Bay to the Gulf of Mexico.

They hunt fish and stuff like that

Wigwams were made of poles (pine or other hard wood) with animal skins or heavy canvas cloth attached to them. These were handy for migratory people since they could be easily taken down and transported to the next site. "Wigwam" often refers to those lived in by various American indians, but similar types of tents were used by Arabs and others.

The simplest answer would be "Profit." The U.S. Congress said that "the Native Americans stand as guardians to the treasure vaults of this nation." They were referring to the lands held by the Native Americans, to the west of the land that the U.S. owned.

Western expansion was for the sole purpose of profit, personal as well as the profit of the U.S. Natural Resources of gold, silver, agriculture and more-so to claim these lands for the U.S. before anyone else could claim them (Spanish / Mexico). Everyone, except the Native Americans, stood to profit from claiming these lands; by any means possible.

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The Dutch paid $24 to the native americans who lived there.

Native Americans used their hands and also they used bows and arrows, rocks and arrowheads, bones, and animal pelts and skins. they also used knives.