Inuit And Subarctic People: Similarities And Differences
The first people of Canada (The Inuit/Subarctic People And the Eastern woodland farmers have many similarities And differences like they use the same gear, but they also believe in different things.
All these tribes have differences and similarities, but right now we're going to be covering the similarities. Like they are mostly passive, but they still fought they also briefly fought each other for land and other needs. This shows that yes, they are passive, but they still do fight for needs They also use the same gear as in arrowheads, knives and spears. They also use snowshoes for traveling through the snow.Which means that they all use the gear there suppose to use.All of them also put fish in their diet. So that means that fish is a big food source in every tribe also all are somewhat nomadic like they all move to their …show more content…
The Inuits are also different because they live in the cold and this means that Inuits leave in coldest environment and they don't live in the same environment that the other tribes do.The units do travel with some of the same gear, but the Inuit use dogs unlike other tribes.Which means that the Inuits travel somewhat differently.
and this why the Inuit are different from other tribes.
But don't forget the Subartic people also have some differences, these people were the least Nomadic out of the three tribes as they are all nomadic but the Subartic people are the least nomadic out of the three tribes other ways the subarctic people are different is that there survival mostly depended on walking this shows that the subarctic people main traveling thing was just walking. The Subarctic people also had 25-30 people living in house and that means they had the most people living there houses then the other
All these tribes have differences and similarities, but right now we're going to be covering the similarities. Like they are mostly passive, but they still fought they also briefly fought each other for land and other needs. This shows that yes, they are passive, but they still do fight for needs They also use the same gear as in arrowheads, knives and spears. They also use snowshoes for traveling through the snow.Which means that they all use the gear there suppose to use.All of them also put fish in their diet. So that means that fish is a big food source in every tribe also all are somewhat nomadic like they all move to their …show more content…
The Inuits are also different because they live in the cold and this means that Inuits leave in coldest environment and they don't live in the same environment that the other tribes do.The units do travel with some of the same gear, but the Inuit use dogs unlike other tribes.Which means that the Inuits travel somewhat differently.
and this why the Inuit are different from other tribes.
But don't forget the Subartic people also have some differences, these people were the least Nomadic out of the three tribes as they are all nomadic but the Subartic people are the least nomadic out of the three tribes other ways the subarctic people are different is that there survival mostly depended on walking this shows that the subarctic people main traveling thing was just walking. The Subarctic people also had 25-30 people living in house and that means they had the most people living there houses then the other