Inuit people

group of people, usually a group of First Nations people who share the same knowledge, beliefs, values, languages, experiences, etc. amongst each other as a community. Those cultural knowledge and activities continue to be passed down to younger generations as time goes on. First Nations cultures are very important to many First Nations people because it is like the backbone to not only their future but their future generations as well. Just like the Inuit people who cherish their own people and culture

change of life. His reasoning expands further out than one might think of about this subject. He talks about the social changes that were created when agriculture began. Diamond spews empowering points that leave a reader pondering if he is correct. People are only sure of how the world is now but the possibilities are endless on what our world could have been if agriculture had not begun. Hunter-gatherers lived in an egalitarian society; this means that everyone is treated equally. Color, gender,

Rielly Salazar Writing-9 December 19, 2017 7 interesting fact about polar bears Introduction Paragraph... Is a polar bear one of the eight species? A polar bear is a one of the eight species. Scientists believe that the polar bear began over 200,000 years ago. They came from the brown bears ancestors. Most experts think that polar bears are the longest bears. Males measure over 10 feet long, when standing on their hind legs, other bear not so much. Brown bears and polar bear are the largest and

killed by almost anyone. Tags are real easy to get in almost any state, and can be bought over the counter. Seasons are usually around the fall to winter months of the year. Just like Canada there are not a lot of restrictions on guns to use. Most people use a rifle over a .223. A popular way to kill deer is to use a bow. Millions of hunters enjoy the challenge of using a bow as the deer must be closer. Also, bow season runs much longer than rifle season, giving a hunter more time to

the Dene, and the Inuit have several things in common? In this essay, you will learn about the differences and similarities between the Inuit tribe, and the Dene tribe. You will learn about how they are similar, how the Dene is different, and how the Inuit is different. The Inuit and the Dene are comparable tribes, even though they don’t live together. First of all, the both of them live on the more northern side of Canada, towards the Arctic, or in the Arctic zones. The Inuit territory is the farthest

1. The Inuits have a strong bond. They work together like a family. Also the all knows each other. Here is some proof that everyone knows each other in the video 17:44 minutes in, it say’s “she knows everyone in this village of 120 soul’s” This proves that everyone knows each other in the village. This also proves that it’s a small village so they have a strong bond because they all work together.The Inuits  have a strong bond because everyone knows each other and they all work together. Here is

The land of the Athabascan people has short hot summers with plenty of game and long dark cold winters with very little game. These changes in the weather forces the people to migrate across forests, rivers, lakes, creeks, and some prairies.  Migration was a way for the people to survive in the “land that understood only strength” (Walls 7).  Without strength in the community and within an individual the long migrations that usually occur in winter to follow the caribou would lead to death. The

management. The Journals of Knud Rasmussen, a film made by an Inuit production company presents these advantages. By using this approach these production companies have more accessibility, and international success. This film acts as a prime example to why films made in Canada can benefit from small-scale production, and co-production. The Journals of Knud Rasmussen documents the encounter between three Danish explorers, and an Inuit community in Igloolik during the 1920’s. It focuses

observed with a group of 1006 Inuit children from Northern Canada who spoke the Inuktitut language between the ages of 9 to 12 year old who were recruited for the study. The ‘International Personality Item Pool (IPIP)’ measure scale was used and the five item measure scales selected were: “(Extraversion, Neuroticism, Openness, Agreeableness & Conscientiousness)”, (Goldberg, 1999). The study produced results that ‘Conscientiousness’ scored the highest amongst the Inuit children more than expected.

Many different forms of medicine are currently practiced in the world. In fact, as our text states, “in all cultures, some people have become recognized as having special abilities to treat and diagnose health problems.” (Miller 107) Without argument, phytomedicinal and supernatural healers are two forms of medical treatment that have been around for longer than any other, regardless of culture. It has been estimated that shamanism has been practiced for over ten thousand years (Tyson 3). Native