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Traditional First Nations Way Of Life. Settle: Verb: To stay, or live in an area.

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1 Traditional First Nations Way Of Life

2 Settle: Verb: To stay, or live in an area.

3 The Inuit People

4 The Inuit Hunted… Caribou Seals Whales

5 Inuit Shelter Animal Skin Tent Igloo

6 Transportation Dog Sled Snow Shoes

7 Nomadic Adjective: always moving, does not stay in one place

8 The Plains People

9 Gather To collect berries and other plants to be eaten later.

10 Buffalo

11 Tipi

12 The Iroquois People

13 The Iroquois were farmers:

14 Permanent Adjective: lasts a long time or forever

15 Longhouse

16 Sedentary Adjective: Stays in one place, does not move.

17 The Northwest Coast People

18 Coast Noun: the land near the sea

19 They were fishers…

20 Carve Verb: To cut wood with a knife

21 Totem Pole

22 Kayak A long, woodenboat.

23 Northwest Coast Longhouse

24 THE END

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