2) Subarctic societies are generally egalitarian, and decisions were typically made by consesus. Many groups were organized into clans (extended family groups)

2) They signed various land claims agreements in Canada and Greenland that have recognized Inuit rights to land and resources.

2) The Iroquous celebrated the Green Corn Festival, which marked the beginning of the corn harvest.

2) Southeastern tribes were skilled in basketry and pottery. They wove intricate baskets.

2) Extensive trade networks connected the Plains people with other tribes and regions. They traded buffalo hides, tools, and beads.

2) Ritual dances and ceremonies, such as the Sun Dance and various harvest festivals, are important to cultural and spiritual life. They often involve elaborate costumes, songs and dances that hold deep symbolic meanings.

2) Social organization of the Great Plains inhabitants often revolved around extended family units or clans. As a result, their housing reflected communal living practices.

2) The most notable art forms in native California were basketry and rock art. They created the best baskets in all of North America.

2) Oral storytelling is a central component of cultural transmission. Stories, myths, and legends are passed down through generations and serve to convey historical events, moral lessons, and cultural values.

2) The indigenous people of the Plateau were experts in basketry and weaving. They were made from grasses, willow, and bark, and were used for carrying, storing, and processing food.