2. Some plants in the Eastern Woodland are Birches, elms, maple trees Birches Elms

3. Other plants include Oak, Fir trees and Spruces

4. Atlantic salmon, squirrels, white tailed deer's.

5. Transportation Woodland people would use to go across the St. Lawrence, great lakes, Atlantic ocean and how they made their transportation. Woodland Indians would use the slender birch bark canoe, birch was used cause its strong material, but also light so it was easier to Paddle.

6. Birch bark strips were sewn together and attached to the wooden frame using spruce root as a lace. The seams were sealed with spruce Gum. Woodland Indians would use the slender birch bark canoe, birch was used cause its strong material, but also light so it was easier to Paddle.

7. Toboggan Maliseet canoe Bear paw snowshoes Narrow Snowshoes

8. Most tools that eastern woodland hunters used were made of wood and bark For fishing, they would use hooks, weirs, nets, leisters which they made themselves For forest material Cooking was done in containers made of Wood and bark, mainly from birch trees.

10. For larger animals they would use bow and arrows and lances, and for smaller

11. Ojibwa Dead fall was used for catching smaller animals Ojibwa Deadfall

12. They believed that not only humans have souls or spirits and that animals have souls and spirits and everyone is equal.

13. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgN4UYV4drE

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