Answers about Inuit Northern Native Tribes

The Inuit people historically lived in the Arctic regions of North America, characterized by rugged and icy landscapes, including tundra and ice-covered coastli
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Geography



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How does geography and climate affect you?


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Geography and climate can affect me by influencing the type of natural resources available in my area, the opportunities for outdoor activities, and the types o
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Geography



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How did geography and climate affect the Inuit?


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Snow and Ice



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The Inuit have many words for snow Qanik means which type of snow?


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Qanik refers to falling snow in Inuktitut, a language spoken by the Inuit people.