2.1 A trip to the North Pole
another name of the northern lights
what are the Aurora borelials?
permanently frozen ground
what is Permafrost?
the people of the northern Alaska
what are Eskimos?
The two terms that are used for the vast forests that cover most of northern Canada and Alaska
what are/is the Taiga and Boreal forests?
a mixture of dried meat, fat, and berries
what is a pemmican?
large masses of ice
what are glaciers?
The arctic wolf is member of the _____ family.
what is a canine/k-9?
The people of Greenland and northern Canada.
what are Inuits?
The main trees of Taiga
What are Conifers?
what the Ojibwa people where once called by white people
what are the "Chippewa"?
The smallest ocean in the world
what is The Arctic Ocean?
the coldest regions of the earth
What are the frigid zones?
Long hooded jacket made of different types of fur.
what is a Parka?
the length of a raven
how much is about 26 inches?
the things children in most Indian tribes taught (female and male)
(Male) what is hunting skills and emotion control
(Female) what is how to be a good mother/housewife?
an important animal that the people of the arctic depend on...
what are The fur seal or Caribou?
the definition lemmings (acording to the book)
What are Little rodents that look like round mice?
kinds of boats they used
what are kayaks?
the most numerous trees in the world
what are Broadleaf trees?
The five Indian tribes
the man who founded Greenland (extra 200 if you can tell me where he is from)
who is Erik the Red, a viking from Norway?
the amount of miles the arctic tern flies
How far is 22,000 miles?
the things Eskimos used for hunting
what are Harpoons?
the animal that has done the most to shape the landscape of North America
what is the Beaver?
the prayer that the Naskapi Indians said before eating
what is "Thank you, Creator, for sending the caribou. Thank you, Caribou for being obedient and coming. And thank you, Cook for preparing it so well"?