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3. 100 200 400 300 400 The Blackfoot The Haida The Iroquois The Inuit 300 200 400 200 100 500 100

4. Row 1, Col 1 This animal was central to all parts of the Blackfoot’s life. What is the buffalo?

5. 1,2 These were built in front of Haida homes. What are totem poles?

6. 1,3 The general area of Canada in which the Iroquois lived is known as this. What are the Eastern Woodlands?

7. 1,4 Many of the Inuit’s tools were made from the bones of this ocean creature. What are whales?

8. 2,1 These tent-like structures were used by the Blackfoot because they could be easily moved. What are tipis?

9. 2,2 They painted and decorated these differently, depending on what they were to be used for. What are canoes?

10. 2,3 In addition to hunting, the Iroquois also did this to obtain food. What is farming?

11. 2,4 Because they followed their food supply, the Inuit were this “N” word. What are nomads?

12. 3,1 The Blackfoot lived in what is now Alberta, Manitoba, and this province. Who is Saskatchewan?

13. 3,2 The Haida travelled using these two transportation methods. What are canoes and walking?

14. 3,3 The Iroquois lived in these structures. What are longhouses?

15. 3,4 In the winter, Inuit lived in these shelters. What are igloos?

16. 4,1 It was the responsibility of this group within the Blackfoot to hunt and make war. Who are the men?

17. 4,2 The carvings in a Haida totem pole did this. What is tell a story?

18. 4,3 They used this tool to grind up their corn. What is a mortar and pestle?

19. 4,4 The most frequently used form of transportation by the Inuit. What are sleds pulled by dogs?

20. 5,1 This Blackfoot food was made from buffalo meat and berries. What is pemmican?

21. 5,2 This food was probably the most important part of the Haida diet. What is fish?

22. 5,3 Their villages were surrounded by this (for defensive purposes). What is a palisade?

23. 5,4 As with whales, Inuit hunters often hunted these two animals which, when killed, would be shared with all other Inuit families in the community. What are seals and walruses?