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http://www.ducksters.com/history/native_americans/inuit_peoples.php

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The Inuit ride in sleds to get from place to place. Because they live in an icy environment, sleds are a convenient way of transportation.

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The Inuit have left there mark on today, by having there art put in museums. Also their tribe is alive and well to this day.

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The Inuit had strong gender roles but they weren't absolute. Men were commonly hunters and fishermen and the women took care of the children and cooking. However these roles would often be switched and sometimes men were required to know how to cook and visa-versa.

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Forestry, fishing and natural gases.

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In Inuit tribes it was common to see polygamy and divorce. Marriages where also often arranged at birth.

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This is a spirit ring made out of bone it was meant to ward off evil spirits and give the wearer superior strength. The wearer was meant to survive the longest in the Arctic.

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Sub-arctic/Tundra

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Houses give you a place to keep your resources.

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Houses give you a place to keep your resources.

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Mountains glaciers volcanoes and forests.

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The clothing was made of seal skin and caribou skin.

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The Inuit believed that they could see there ancestors in the Aurora Borealis. However if you whistled at them they would come down and cut off your head.

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This is the style commonly worn by Inuit women and men.

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They lived in igloos made out of snow and ice.