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By Elijah Moore. Native Americans. Inuit. The Inuit, who lived in the north, needed to wear Kamiks in the winter cold while fishing for Caribou .They were permanent because they lived in igloos. . Nez Perce.
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By Elijah Moore Native Americans
Inuit The Inuit, who lived in the north, needed to wear Kamiks in the winter cold while fishing for Caribou .They were permanent because they lived in igloos.
Nez Perce The Nez Perce lived in the warm plateau region. They ate a plant called “camas bulbs.” In their teepees, they wore buckskin . These people were nomads.
Kwakiutl Kwakiutl lived in the hot Northwest region . They ate salmon, and lived in cedar houses. These permanents, wore waterproof capes and hats.
Hopi The Hopi ate corn,beans,and squash and lived in the southwest region. The permanent Hopi lived in a house called pueblos.
Pawnee The Pawnee lived in the Northeast region. They ate the three sisters (corn, beans, and squash) along with a lot of other Native American troops. In the warm climate wore buffalo skin and lived in lodges. These buffalo hunter live as permanents.
Seminoles In the Southeastern, where it was warm, the Seminoles they ate corn, beans, and squash and lived in chikees. They wore wampum and ate corn, beans, and squash. They were permanents.
