1. The Inuit Tribe

2. Clothing Women made clothing out of polar bear, fox and wolf fur
Made goggles out of whale bones

3. Family Family was very important to the Inuit
Survived living in harsh climate
Men always built sleds

4. Food Had a ceremony before hunting Always shared meat
Harpooned seals for meat

5. War Would sing songs for war Two men would face off
War almost never happened near the Inuit tribe

6. Homeland Lots of berries and small shrubs
Some days were very cold and dark
Lived in Greenland and coast of Alaska

7. Society Each group had a leader Each group had a whale crew
Had settlements from 40 to 100 people

8. Crafts Carved with knifes Carved on soap stone
Decorated clothes and weapons

9. Homes
Lived in a snow house
Lived in sod homes
Lived in a hide tents

10. Legends The woman from below the ocean Her father mistreated her
She was a human being

11. Europeans
Explorers traded furs
Traded weapons
Made animals endangered

12. Children Played cats cradle Were told stories
Cared for by everyone in tribe

13. Inuit Singer Susan Aglukark
Was a Song writer
Chants with sounds
Her music blends with pop music

14. Today Nunavut is a territory run by the Inuit
It is important to the Inuit culture

15. BIBLIOGRAPHY
~Gray-KanaTiosh, Barbara. Inuit. ABDO Publishing Company, ~ ~