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18 Cards in this Set
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WHAT ARE THE PEOPLE OF NORTHERN ALASKA CALLED? |
ESKIMOS |
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WHAT ARE THE PEOPLE OF GREENLAND AND ARCTIC CANADA CALLED? |
INUITS |
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WHAT WERE THE MOST COMMON MEATS FOR THE ESKIMOS FOOD SOURCE? |
SEAL AND CARIBOU |
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BOOTS MADE FROM SEALSKINS |
MUKLUKS |
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LONG, HOODED JACKETS MADE OF OF FUR |
PARKAS |
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WHAT WERE THE HOUSES MADE BY THE ESKIMOS OUT OF SNOW OR SOD CALLED? |
IGLOOS |
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HOW DID THE ESKIMOS TRAVEL OVER SNOW AND ICE? HOW DO THEY TRAVEL TODAY? |
DOG SLEDS. SNOWMOBILES. |
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WHAT KIND OF BOATS DID THE ESKIMOS USE? |
KAYAKS |
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WHAT WEAPON DID THE PEOPLE OF THE ARCTIC USE BEFORE RIFLES? |
HARPOONS |
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THE FAMOUS MISSIONARY WHO WENT TO THE CANADIAN INUITS AND THEIR NEIGHBORS. |
SIR WILFRED GRENFELL |
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THE TWO TERMS USED FOR THE VAST FORESTS THAT COVER CANADA AND PARTS OF ALASKA |
TAIGA OR BOREAL FORESTS |
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THE OLDEST AND LARGEST TREES IN THE WORLD |
CONIFERS |
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WHAT ARE TREES THAT KEEP THEIR LEAVES ALL YEAR CALLED? |
EVERGREENS |
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THE MOST NUMEROUS AND VARIED TREES IN THE WORLD |
BROADLEAF TREES |
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WHAT DID THE INDIANS USE THE PAPER BIRCH FOR? |
CANOES, BASKETS, AND PAPER |
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NORTH AMERICA'S LARGEST RODENT; HAS DONE MORE THAN ANY OTHER ANIMAL TO SHAPE THE LANDSCAPE |
BEAVER |
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KING OF THE BIRDS |
GOLDEN EAGLE |
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WHITE HEADED BIRD |
BALD EAGLE |
