The document discusses aspects of life for various Indian groups including their food sources, housing, clothing, transportation methods, and daily activities. It notes that the food and homes Indians built depended on their location, with some groups constructing large houses for multiple families. It also explains that Indians made clothes from animal skins and fur, traveled by canoe before Europeans introduced horses, and that families spent most of their time providing food, clothing, and shelter for themselves.
2. • The food Indians ate depended on where
they lived.
3. • Indians built many kinds of homes. Some
groups such as the Haide of the northwest
coast built houses big enough for several
families.
4. • The Indians made their clothes from animal
skins and fur.
5. • The Indians did not have horses or cattle
before the Europeans came. They traveled
by water. Many Indians made narrow
boats called canoes of tree bark.
6. • The French and Indian wars were four
wars that took place in North America
between 1689 and 1763.
7. • Indian families spent most of their time
finding food, clothing, and place to live.
