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How Did The First Native People Responsible For Hunting
The first Native people were all hunters.

Background Info (about your topic):
The first native people lived in cold weather and had to rely on wildlife for food. They all believed in supernatural spirits.

Thesis (a sentence that says what the essay will be about – includes 3 main points):
In my essay, I am going to write write about how the Inuits, Northwest coastal and Eastern woodland people are the same, different and how they all survived.

Body Paragraph 1 How are they all alike

Topic Sentence (point 1)

The Inuits, Northwest coastal and Eastern woodland people all have somethings in common.

Evidence 1

They all maked clothes out of animal skin.

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In all three tribes men were the sole hunters for food.

Evidence 3
Women took care of the children.

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In all three tribes women took care of the children.

Evidence 4
They believed in supernatural spirits

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The three tribes all believed in supernatural spirit.They all performed ceremonies.
Inuits believed All living and nonliving things had spirits. When a spirit dies it continued living in a different world. Also, Eastern woodlan believed all of nature people, plants, trees had spirits and would guide them all. Lastly, Northwest coastal believed spirits were always surrounding them and they were all connected.

Connect to topic sentence All three tribes had things in common. They all had clothing made out of animal skins. In the three tribes men were the sole hunters for survival of the family. They also believed in supernatural spirits. This is how all three tribes have similarities and differeneces.

Body Paragraph 2 Group 1 different

Topic Sentence (point 2)

The Inuits people had some differences from Northwest coastal amd easten woodland.

Evidence 1

Inuits used igloos for housing.

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