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Where are the inupiaq tribes located?

Alaska, Canada, and Greenland.

100

True or False. The inupiaq families are NOT close knit. They live separately. 

False! 

100

Is the tribe primarily located in Alaska?

No. The inupiaq tribe only makes up 15% of the state. 

100

What did they use as sewing needles?

Variety of animal bones.

200

What are the inupiaq tribes known as?

The people of the land and sea.

200

What does Inupait mean?

The real people.

200

Do the Inupiaq peoples now use modern houses and snow machines? 

Yes! 

200

Does everyone eat at the same time?

No. Those who hunted the food got first portions.

300

True or False. The inupiaq tribes use trampolines to help spot whales.

True!

300

What were some of the animals the tribe hunted?

Caribou, whales, seals, moose, fish, etc.

300

Were most of their clothing waterproof?

Yes! Using sea mammal skin they were able to create a waterproof cover!

300

What was whale skin used for?

To keep driftwood covered!

400

When was the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act?

1971.

400

True or False. Fishing gear was primarily made up of wires, iron rods, and plastic.

False. Fishing gear was made up of branches, roots,  and hooks. Using their environment.

400

What kind of animal skin were boots made of?

Caribou!

400

Is it common for marriage within families?

Yes. Within such a small community Inupiaq people often married family members, or only members within the tribe.

500

Who were the first teachers to young tribal members? The parents, or elders?

The elders! Known to be the keepers of the cultures.

500

True or False. The Inupiaq Tribal courts were led by younger tribe members as a test.

False. They were led by the elders of the tribe.

500

True or False. Boats were not used for hunting.

False.

500

True or False. The inupiaq tribe lives in southeast Alaska.

False. They live in Northern Alaska. 

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