Extreme climate: Cold Winters and Hot Summers

They could be stalked by foot, herded into a corral, or forced to jump off a cliff to be killed?

24 families live together

Made from cear and carved animals and birds

First People group whose nations were divided into tribes, then clans, then families

By Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River

Large ones grew and were used to make canoes, food boxes and totem poles.

Plateau Peoples winter home in the ground

Smaller trees made smaller canoes for these people

Known as the Red Indians because of the clay they rubbed on their bodies, they were hunted and killed by the Europeans.

Located between Pacific Coastal Mountains and Rocky Mountains

Food source where whales, seals, and sea otter are found for the Northwest Coast Peoples

Plains people lived in these because they were easy to move and also were used as a travois.

Collected sap to make maple syrup

The name of the largest and most powerful tribe in the Eastern Woodlands area.

Tundra (flat and treeless) and Permafrost

Meat, clothing, snowshoes, knives and arrowhead come from this animal from the Subarctic.

People who lived in permanent Homes on bays and inlets

Many grew in the rainforest and were used to make dugout canoes, cooking boxes, and art

Wore 2 layers of clothing: fur facing inward and caribou hide as an outer layer

Land stretches across Canada with long, cold, snowy winters and warm, dry summers

Canada's first farmers which grew corn, beans and squash

The name for "house": winter one for hunting and tent in summer.

Used to make canoes, houses, and containers that were lightweight to make them easier to carry

Were mistakenly called Indians because the Europeans thought they landed in India, but the preferred name for these people are called.