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What are we going to call the first people who lived in North America?

Where did The First Occupants come from?

How did the First Occupants get to North America ?

What were the names of the 3 main groups of First Occupants?

What region did the Iroquoians live in ? What regions did the Algonkians live in ? What region did the Inuit live in ?

How did the first Occupants live in the year 1500?

Did the 3 groups of First Occupants live in the same places?

Because the 3 groups of First Occupants lived in different places, they lived in different ways

Iroquoians: the way they lived Iroquoians lived in the St-Lawrence Valley The soil was very FERTILE Fertile means good for growing vegetables

Iroquoians were farmers! They grew vegetables corn, beans, squash Men hunted animals sometimes for meat Farming is where they got most of their food

Iroquoians stayed in the same place Because they were farmers They grew food They lived close to where they grew food Staying in one place is called SEDENTARY Iroquoians had a sedentary way of life

Iroquoian Homes Iroquoians lived in villages There were a lot of houses in the village. The houses were called ‘LONGHOUSES’

Inside a Longhouse

Longhouses were made of…. Wood Bark from trees Animal fur and bones Other natural materials

Villages were protected Iroquoian villages were protected by a wall This wall was made out of large pieces of wood The wall protected the village from attacks

Iroquoians Con’t How did they travel? Travel by foot (snowshoes in winter) or by canoe (on waterways) What did their housing look like? They built semi-permanent structures called ‘longhouses’ Each longhouse housed several families

Iroquoians Con’t How did they farm, hunt and store food? Simple tools like stone axes, bows/arrows and baskets allowed them to live and maintain a sedentary life Animal skins/furs comprised most of their clothing  trade with Algonkian tribes

Iroquoians Con’t Why were longhouses semi-permanent? Every 8-10 years, the soil the Iroquoian tribes farmed became infertile…so they had to change where they lived A new Group of longhouses was built elsewhere

Iroquoians Con’t Iroquoian social structure was known as MATRIARCHAL What did this mean for them? Women made important decisions, were the leaders of permanent settlements and decided who would be the chief of the tribe/village (a man)

Algonkians: their way of life Algonkian groups lived in the ‘Canadian Shield’ and Appalachian Mountain Regions  NOT FERTILE NON FERTILE= hunting and gathering= NOMADIC

Algonkians Con’t They did not farm like the Iroqouian tribes, so they relied on hunting animals and gathering wild vegetation like berries Summertime=fishing grounds What was their housing like? Small/portable dwellings called wigwams 2-4 families per wigwam

Algonkians Con’t How did Algonkians travel? Tools? Foot, canoe, snowshoes, tobogans Tools? Bows/arrows, stone axes, fishing implements like nets

Algonkians Con’t The social structure= PATRIARCHY What does that mean? The opposite of MATRIARCHAL Men made important decisions and were placed in leadership roles