Inuit And Iroquois Similarities

Have you ever wondered who lived in Canada? Well, I can tell you all about three tribes that share lots of things in common, but are still very different from each other. The tribes that I’m going to tell you about are the Inuit, the Hida, and the Iroquois. You will get to learn about where they live, how they hunt, their housing, and so much more!

The similarities of all the tribes

All the tribes Have to share something in common, like that they all hunt. Now, That does not mean that they all hunt in the same way, it just means that they all hunt. The Inuit used to hunt with spears. The Hida used to hunt with nets, harpoons and nets. And the Iroquois used to hunt with bows, arrows and spears. Look, The Inuit and the Iroquois both hunted with spears! That is one out of many similarities that they share.

Another similarity they share is that the all live in Canada. I know that may sound obvious, but it's true! They all don't all live in the same place, but that’s because they're all different tribes. The Inuit live in Northern Canada, Greenland, and Siberia. The Hida live in the
This paragraph is going to tell you what makes the Haida, the Haida. The Haida have art that that the other tribes don't. Not saying that the Inuit or the Iroquois don't have a form of art, but that the Haida’s art is not like the others art. The most popular art that the Haida have are totem poles. The totem pole is carved directly out of Cedar Trees. They usually represent the family crest. Another way the Haida are different is that the Haida only have one language called “Haida”! The third and final reason, not that there are plenty more reasons, why the Haida are different is that they did more fishing instead of hunting land animals to get food. The pacific ocean was were they got most of their fish, though they did go to small waterways near