Haudenosaunee
Anishinaabe
Metis
Inuit
Huron Wendat
100
What language did Haudenosaunee people speak?
Iroquoian
100
What language did they speak?
Algonquin
100
What is the symbol on the Metis flag?
Infinity
100
What does Inuit mean?
The people.
100
What language do they speak?
Iroquoian
200
What food did they grow?
Corn, beans and squash
200
What does Anishinaabe mean?
First People
200
Metis children have parents who are indigenous and __________________.
European
200
What language do they speak?
Inuktitut
200
What are their homes called?
Longhouses
300
How did they get their food?
Hunted, fished and picked wild berries
300
How do they travel in the winter?
Snowshoes and sleds
300
Where did Metis people live?
Along fur trade routes and near trading posts.
300
Where are they located?
Arctic
Most northern parts of Canada
300
What are the "Three Sisters"?
Corn, beans, squash
400
Where are they located?
Southern Ontario, Southern Quebec and Northern New York State.
400
What do they eat in the summer?
Wild berries, maple syrup, fish
400
What does the symbol on the Metis flag represent?
The joining of two cultures
400
What animals did they hunt?
Whale, seal, caribou, walrus, polar bear, fish
400
How many families would share a fire?
2-3
500
What are the six nations of the Haudenosaunee?
1) Cayuga 2) Mohawk 3) Oneida 4) Onondaga 5) Seneca 6) Tuscarora
500
What are wigwams?
Where Anishinaabe people live?
500
What religion did the children practice?
Roman Catholic and Spiritual
500
What does Inuit Nunangat mean?
Land, Water and Ice of Homeland
500
How did they protect their villages?
With barricades made from logs