Inuit Northern Native Tribes

An Inuit would say amarok mikiyok("the-wolf-it-is-small").

a powwow is a native American gathering of singing , dancing, and crafts..

i love it

with respect

wood and knives wood and knives wood and knives wood and knives wood and knives wood and knives

The live in the arctic circle in the arctic where the temperature is

60.c

Food is a primary reason seals are harvested. The Inuit waste nothing utilizing the fur, meat, bones etc. The seal was a primary source of protein and easily caught.

The fur was used for clothing and shelter. Trade was another reason to catch seal. European traders would provide many items unavailable otherwise in exchange for seal fur.

They, along with other Arctic Americans, are considered Mongoloid.

In today's world, their houses are now made from wood and glass, and some plastic. In the past they would make houses out of snow or ice.

The shawman of the Eskimos are the leaders

yes

The Tlingit people, like many other Native tribes, developed tools like spears and hatchets to help them build things and find food so they could live successful, thriving lives.

no.the inuits did not live in one place they would move to different places to live.

it was established by the french and the british.

What kind of coat, like the clothing? jacket, fleece?

or a coat of paint? layer, cover, glaze

or like the coat of a horse? hide, skin

they fished and hunted

The Inuit people are the most widely dispersed people in the world according to the information found at the Houston Family website. The areas where they live include Greenland, the northern part of North America and an area of eastern Siberia. The Inuit are racially related to the Mongolian groups in eastern Asia. Their languages are not related to any North American language groups. You can read more about these interesting people at the link provided below.

Inuit are the peoples who live in and around the Arctic. From the tip of Russia to the east of Greenland, the Inuit refers to the people formerly called the "eskimo" The term "eskimo" comes from a Native American word that could have meant "eater of raw flesh" and is now considered derogatory by many of the people. The people prefer the name Inuit which means "THE PEOPLE" or "THE REAL PEOPLE". The word comes from a language called Inuit-Inupiaq. When speaking of a singular person one should use the term Inuk or "person"

The tribe is all Inuit but can be designated by the area they come from, such as the Mittimatalik Inuit of Baffin island or the Northwest territories Inuit.

The Inuits will dress in deer or seal skin, also caribou skin, they will hunt the animals and use EVERY part of the animal that they killed. Nothing is wasted, skins are used for clothing , meat for sustenance, and oils for their lamps and heating.

The Anasazi adapted to their arid environment by building cliff dwellings and pueblos using adobe and stone, which provided insulation and protection from harsh weather. In contrast, the Inuit constructed igloos from snow blocks, which offered warmth and shelter in extreme cold, as well as using skins and seal bones for tents. Both cultures utilized local materials and architectural styles that suited their specific climate and available resources.

yes people do live in teepees but not many do some live in houses that dont touch the ice and get caribou pull them along.

You bring the eskimo in tropical climate and he will ask you to sell him ice ;) ... simple

by grinding berries on hard and dense rocks, this creates there paint, they than brush it on with brushes created animal fur and caribou bones. (along with glue created from the hulves of caribou)

They are the same thing they just have different names. The Eskimos did not like the meaning of the name Eskimo (Eaters of Raw flesh) so they go by inuit which means people in their language!

yes there was a council that made dicisions for the objiwa people. the councle was usually made up of the elders