SubArctic Indians

SubArctic Indians The Subarctic Indians A recent visit to the Canadian Shield region uncovered some information intimately the Subarctic Indians way of life. After a brief query with a few people of that part of the Canadian Shield, it was unpatterned how they survived in the harsh weather and met their basic needs. To get fare they had to follow the herds of animals as they moved from place to place with the ever-changing seasons. Some of those animals were moose, caribou and a few others. Also, there were many a(prenominal) fish that swim in the areas rivers and lakes.

In addition to fare the animals supplied, the Subarctic Indians also made use of the skins for clothing to cheer themselves from the bitterly cold winters. These Indians, which were made up of the Cree, Chippewa, Slave, and Beaver, could not farm, because of the dire soil that was thin and lacking nutrients. The Subarctic Indians traveled by foot, (snowshoes in the winter)flat- bottomed sleds called toboggans, (also u...If you want to get a serious essay, order it on our website: Orderessay

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