The Iroquois Vs. The Inuits

The Iroquois were known to be from the Northeast woodlands. They were located in North America and what is now known as upper New York. The Iroquois were known for their agriculture. They grew maize, beans, squash and tobacco. Since they were close to the coast of the Atlantic Ocean they also set up fishing traps to catch fish. The Iroquois adapted to their environment by growing their own vegetables. They used natural sources such as animals and plants to make their cloth, weapons and tools. The Iroquois were also religious.
The Anasazi were located in what is now known as Idaho, Utah and the border of the Gulf of California in North America. This part of the country was the most environmentally challenging part of the country because of its dry and rocky regions. The Anasazi were best known for their architectural. They also grew their own maize and made pottery. The Anasazi used all the natural sources available to them to built houses. Since the area in which they were located in was a dry area it made it difficult for them to do agriculture work.
The specific area was the area south of the Arctic circles from the Bering Strait across the top of Canada all the way up to Greenland. They lived based on their hunting and fishing. Their source of food mostly came from fishing. They also created a vessel known as the umiak. They used this vessel to travel around. Later on they also build a large village and is now known as one of the biggest village created during that time period.
Some of the similarities that all of them have in common is their intelligence for adaptation. They also used natural resources for survival. Also the Inuits and the Iroquois were known for fishing. All of them lived in what is known as North