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Hawaii is a group of 18 islands in the Pacific Ocean that form a state of the United States. The two main languages spoken are Hawaiian and English. Traditional Hawaiian houses were huts made of natural materials, but now homes are typically skyscrapers and houses made of modern materials like glass, bricks, and concrete. Some traditional Hawaiian foods include poi made from taro root, laulau made with pork wrapped in taro leaves, and kalua pig which is slow-roasted pork with a smoky flavor. Traditional clothes incorporated grass skirts, kapa cloth, and feathered attire before being influenced by European fashion.
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The Iroquois lived in longhouses and ate crops like corn, beans, and squash. They were located in southeastern Canada but now live in northeastern Canada, living in clan-based longhouses and holding annual strawberry festivals. Their government was the League of Nations and they passed down traditions from elders to children.
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The document describes aspects of life for Native American tribes that lived on the plains, including their dwellings, plants, animals, and clothing. The Kiowa, Apache, and Comanche tribes lived in teepees made of animal skins or pueblos made of sandstone. They ate foods like pemmican made from buffalo and used wildflowers for medicine. Buffalo provided materials for drums, clothing, and teepees and were important to southeast tribes. Men wore animal skins or breathable clothes in hot weather. Today, Native Americans fight to teach traditions, hunt, fish, and open businesses on reservations.
Woodlands
The Eastern Woodland Indians inhabited the eastern part of what is now the United States, from the Mississippi River eastward. They included many tribes like the Iroquois and Algonquian peoples. They lived in various types of dwellings depending on the tribe, including longhouses and wigwams. They survived through seasonal activities like hunting, fishing, gathering, and growing crops.
Native people of north america
The document summarizes aspects of life for four groups of Native Americans:
The Iroquois lived in what is now New York state and were organized into a league of five tribes. They farmed crops and hunted deer. The Pueblos lived in villages atop mesas in the Southwest and grew crops like corn while performing ceremonies focused on rain. Coastal tribes like the Kwakiutl lived along the Pacific Northwest coast and relied heavily on fishing and sealing. They carved totem poles and held potlatch celebrations. Traditional healers called shamans treated illness through ceremonies.
5. maori tribes ppt
The Maori are the indigenous Polynesian people of New Zealand who migrated from islands in Southeast Asia over 1000 years ago. They have a rich culture that includes traditional arts like carving, weaving and tattooing. Their traditional diet was based on fish, birds and native plants. The Maori lived in family villages called kainga consisting of wooden houses with thatched roofs. Their customs include greeting by pressing noses and distinctive facial tattoos for men and lip/chin markings for women. A traditional haka war dance is performed by groups to this day.
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Hawaiian culture blends traditional Hawaiian customs with those of diverse immigrants in a harmonious way. The revival of Hawaiian arts, crafts, music and dance has strengthened cultural traditions. Aloha 'aina, which means love of the land, reflects the profound respect and care that Hawaiians have for protecting their islands' natural beauty.
Oceania maori
The document provides information about Maori culture in New Zealand. Some key points:
- Maoris are the indigenous people of New Zealand, which is made up of two main islands. The capital is Wellington.
- Maoris traditionally lived in communal houses called wharenui and continue many cultural traditions like the Kapa Haka dance. Their traditional greetings are "Kia Ora" and "Tena Koutou Katoa".
- Aspects of Maori cuisine include hangi (cooked underground) and they enjoy seafood. Rugby is a popular sport and the national symbol is the flightless kiwi bird.
Chinook indians
The Chinook Indians lived in large plank houses built of red cedar wood that could house up to 50 people. They had a varied diet that included salmon, other fish, deer, elk, berries and other foods from the forests and ocean. Clothing was made from woven cedar bark and included shirts, pants, capes and hats. Ritual ceremonies called potlatches involved dancing, singing and the chief giving gifts to show kindness. The Chinooks were skilled woodworkers who made canoes, totem poles and masks.
Chinook indians
The Chinook Indians lived in large plank houses built of red cedar wood that could house up to 50 people. They had a varied diet that included salmon, other fish, deer, elk, berries and other foods from the forests and ocean. Clothing was made from woven cedar bark and included shirts, pants, capes and hats. Ritual ceremonies called potlatches involved dancing, singing and the chief giving gifts to show kindness. The Chinooks were skilled woodworkers who made canoes, totem poles and masks.
Polynesian Music
This document provides an introduction to Hawaiian culture, including details about the islands, history of the monarchy, traditional luaus, religious beliefs, instruments, hula dance, costumes, food, and resources for learning more. Hawaii consists of over 100 islands, with the main islands making up the US state. Ancient Hawaiians had a monarchy until becoming a US state in 1959. Traditional luaus involve flower leis, communal eating, and chicken wrapped in leaves as the main dish. Ancient religious beliefs centered around nature gods like Ku and Pele. Hula dance and traditional costumes incorporate tapa skirts, anklets, and head/shoulder leis. Resources suggested include books, movies, and websites for children
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HAWAII
- 1. Hawaii Students: Vlahou Erasmia Manolakou Mariantina Topsidi Fotis Xristodoulou Stella
- 2. Hawaii Hawaii is an group of islands in the Pacific Ocean, consists of 18 islands and is a state of the U.S.A..The languages that speak the inhabitants of the island group is the Hawaiian and English. The welcome is always done with the "aloha“ together with offering collared flowers. The largest island also called Hawaii and the Americans is called the "Big Island". Its capital and largest city is Chononoulou.
- 3. Traditional Houses 1)In the Antiquity they were living in huts, which were made of grass, wood, straw and dried plants.
- 4. Traditional Houses 2) Now they are living in skyscrapers and normal houses, which are made of glass, bricks and concrete.
- 5. Traditional Foods • There are 7 traditional foods: 1) Poi is a thick paste made from taro root. 2) Laulau is made with pork wrapped in layers of taro leaves and cooked in an underground hot rock oven for hours. 3) Kalau Pig is a pork which roasts slow so it becomes extremely tender and retains a remarkable smoky flavor.
- 6. Traditional Foods 4) Poke is the Hawaiian version of Japanese sashimi (raw fish). 5) Lomi Salmon is cured with salt and diced up along with tomatoes, onions, and normally some chili peppers. 6)Chicken Long Rice is a combination of clear mung bean noodles cooked in chicken soup. 7) Fruit (like Pineapple).
- 7. Traditional Clothes • Grass Skirts • Kapa Cloth • Feathered Attire • Women’s Garments After European Contact • Men’s Garments After European Contact
- 8. Thank you for your time!!