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The ways I interact with my environment are by how I use water to drink and bathe in. Use sunlight for warmth, vitamin e, to grow plants, and how I get most of my food and supplies from nature (such as vegetables, fruits and wood for chairs and my fireplace).

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How do they transport from one place to another?

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How do they transport from one place to another?

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They didn't have cars back then so they either walk or use canoes made out of wood to transport across water. In snow, they'd make themselves a sled made out of wood to transport in the winter.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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Native's have different kinds of shelter but one thing that make them similar to each other are most of them are made out of wood. But for the Natives up north they live in igloos made out of snows.

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Natives did have the tools we have today but it wasn't made with the same material we have now. So back then the Natives didn't have iron so they'd use rocks, sticks, bones, tusks and shells to make themselves weapons and tools for hunting.

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Natives don't really wear that much clothing down South but up North they cover themselves from head to toe. To keep themselves warm for the winter they use animal hides and furs to make their clothing.

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Natives hunt for food (meat) and fishes for salmon and other living edible things in the river (mussels) to keep themselves alive. As the men hunts for food the women gathers vegetables and fruits.