How First Nations People Lived in the St. Lawrence Low lan
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The First Nations people of the St. Lawrence Lowlands wore loincloths, moccasins, and clothing made of beaver. Men and women both wore moccasins. Jewelry included bracelets made of beaver claws and necklaces with real beaver paws. They lived in longhouses up to 30 meters long that could house 35 people or up to 1,500 people total. When villages became overpopulated, smaller hamlets were built. Transportation included wagons and long boats. Government was based on personal responsibility and respecting others. They had numerous spiritual festivals throughout the year to celebrate seasons and events.
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2) These early civilizations, including Egypt, Mesopotamia, India, and China, established social patterns like hereditary rulers and rigid class systems as well as political structures like city-states, kingdoms, and empires.
3) They developed economic specialization, trade networks, and some of the world's first cities, as well as early forms of writing like pictograms, hieroglyphics, and cuneiform.
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How First Nations People Lived in the St. Lawrence Low lan
- 1. First Nations St. Lawrence Lowlands
- 8. Shelter Longhouses 30 meters long, 35 people Up to 1,500 people
- 9. Semi-Permanent Buildings Men Found New Areas for Villages
- 10. When Villages got overpopulated, small hamlets would be built
- 11. Transportation wagons for on land
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