The First Occupants: Population

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The First Occupants: Population

Definitions: demography The study of the characteristics of human populations, such as size, growth, density, distribution, and vital statistics.

Definitions: Sedentary When a person or group stays and lives in one place.

Definitions: Nomadic When a person or group does not stay in one place to live. They move around.

Definitions: Migration Moving from one place to another. Immigration and Emigration are types of migration.

Definitions: dwelling Where a person lives: house, igloo, apartment etc.

Demography: Migrations How the First Nations got here The Land Bridge Theory 1. First occupants arrived at the end of the last ice age -15 000 years ago 2. Hunters followed animals from Asia to the Americas on a land bridge (Bering Strait) created by the ice age

Question Why do you think the First Occupants would be following animals?

2. Territory: The Lives of the Amerindians A) Everything about the lives of the Amerindian groups is related to their geographical location and environment.

Algonquin (Maliseet, Abenaki) Location: The Canadian Shield The terrain of the Canadian Shield is very rocky, and the land is not good for farming.

Economy: based on hunting and fishing -Because the land the Algonquin lived on was not good for farming, their main source of food came from the animals they hunted. - As a result, the Algonquin needed to follow the animals in order to survive.

Lifestyle: Nomadic Dwelling: Wigwam 1. Because they needed to follow the animals in order to get their food, the Algonquin were constantly moving. Dwelling: Wigwam 1. The Algonquin were nomadic, they did not need to invest a lot of time into building their houses. They needed to construct something that was easy to put together and take apart.

Social Organization Patriarchy 1. Where the male is the main authority figure.

Iroquois (Huron, Mohawk) Location: St-Lawrence Lowlands The land in this area is excellent for farming. Economy: Based on farming.

Iroquois Lifestyle: Sedentary - Because the Iroquois could farm, they didn’t rely as much on hunting. So they did not need to follow the animals. - As a result, they remained sedentary. Dwelling: Longhouse Because the Iroquois would stay in one location for long periods of time, they could put more effort into building their homes.

Iroquois Social Organization: Matriarchy

Inuit Location: Northern Canadian Shield 1. The climate is very harsh and cold. 2. It is above the tree line.

Inuit Economy: Hunting and fishing Lifestyle: Nomadic 1. The land and climate made it necessary for the Inuit to move.

Inuit Dwelling: Summer: Animal hide tent Winter: Igloo

Inuit Social Organization: neither Matriarchy or Patriarchy 1. There was more fluidity. 2. Stronger distinction between young and old.