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15 Cards in this Set
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what is the land like for the Northwest
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RUGGED MOUTHANIS AND VALLEYS, RIVERS, FORESTS, MUCH RAIN, COOL TO COLD TEMPERATURES
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what is the land like for the Artic
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LAND IS FROZEN MUCH OF THE YEAR, VERY COLD, NO FORESTS
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what about types of shelter
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THE ENOURMOUS TREES OF THE FOREST PROVIDED WOOD FOR BOATS, HOUSES, TOOLS
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a boat made by hollowing-out a large log cut from a giant tree
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DUGOUT
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what main river became an "Indian Highway"?
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THE COLUMBIA RIVER THAT RUNS THROUGH PRESENT-DAY WASHINGTON
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the Indians used to travel the Columbia River to a section called __________________ where tribes from many areas would cmap for months and trade goods
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THE DALLES
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which main tribe controlled The Dalles
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THE CHINOOKS
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to trade
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BARTER
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a special celebration where a tribe would invite other tribes to feast and dance.
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POTLATCH
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which tribe was famous for its whale hunting often going out in large canoes carrying 60 whale hunters?
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THE MAKAHS
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long spears used to kill whales
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HARPOONS
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a tall wooden post standing outside Northwest Indian homes that was carved with shapes of humnas, and animals
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TOTEM POLE
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who are the descendants of ancient Arctic Indians?
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THE INNUITS
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since there is no agriculture in the Arctic where do the Innuit get their tools for survival
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FROM THE ANIMALS THAT THEY HUNT (SEAL, WALRUS, CARIBOU, POLAR BEARS, WHALES)
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shelters made from blocks of ice and snow
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IGLOOS
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