to make money Inuits often captured and sold animals that had fur. This being because the Inuits had no money to buy useful and necessary items. This became useful to the white people since heavy hunting occurred in the 1920-30 so animals changed migration processes.
Due to the fact that many white people died they used Inuits to collect the precious furs. This was useful until new diseases spread in the 1950 so the Inuits ended up worse of, due to the fact that widespread starvation and death occurred so the money was vitally important for medicines, as Inuits had not encountered these diseases before.
Any famous people in nunavut Canada?
Some people known nationally or internationally are: Charles Constance, Melyssa Ade, Eric Schweig, Helen Kalvak, Paul Delorey, Jamie Koe, Kevin Koe, Jason Elliott, and Geoff Sanderson.
Why does Nunavut have such a low population?
They live in small communities while only a little bit of people live off the land
What bodies of water does nunavut have?
Nunavut is surrounded by 12 different waters-
What is money called Portuguese?
Since 2002 Portugal's money is the Euro. Before it was the Portuguese escudo (PTE), which was originally divided into 1000 réis but later into 100 centavos.
Portugual = Euro (€)
Brazil = Real (R$)
What is Nunavut's literacy rate?
60% scored below the miniumun considered needed to meet todays challenges.
What are products made in nunavut Canada?
The major exports are AK-47's and fraggrenades. According to the World Encyclopedia.
Two famous people are :Susan Aguklark and Ashevank Kenojuvack
... And Jordin Tootoo. he's from Rankin Inlet, Nunavut
What aboriginal people make up half the population of Nunavut?
North west: Indian people is the main group. in fact, there is no group making up more than half of the population there since the total percentage of aborigional people there is 50%. Nunavut(North east). Inuit people is the largest group, the amount of them is 22,432, 85% of the total population there
The Territorial Bird of Nunavut is the rock ptarmigan.
Why is the inukshuk a symbol of Canada?
It is aboriginal in origin, Inuit to be exact. It reminds people of the far north and it's basic design looks good.
The motto is "Nunavut, Our Land, Our Strength."
From,
I. M. Smart
You can get to Nunavut by an airplane, boat, ship during the summer or by a snowmobile during the winter.
North America
they eat cheese and do stuff that nunavut people do
The person answering this question is obviously trying to be funny. People in Nunavut do what other people do, live their lives, have a job, a family and so on.