The Kwakiutl lived in the Northwest Coast of British Columbia, Canada, where they experienced hot summers and mild winters. They lived in large multi-story longhouses made of beams that could house extended families. As hunters and farmers, the Kwakiutl's diet consisted of fish, deer, moose, shellfish, seaweed, berries, roots, and rabbits. They made their clothing from cedar bark and fur robes and used tools like spoons, combs, and ladles. The Kwakiutl had religious beliefs that included gods and spoke the English language. In their arts and crafts, they made bowls, baskets, blankets, and masks.

1. KwakiutlBy Victoria Carter

2. Location & ClimateThe Kwakiutl live in the Northwest Coast of Columbia , Canada.

3. In the summer the climate is hot and in the winter it is a little bit cold.Home Structure &Family StructureThe home structure is a long house made of beams.

4. They had a lot of children and a single dwelling with a three of five stories.FoodThe Kwakiutl ate fish, deer, moose, shell fish, seaweed, berries, roots, and rabbits.

5. They were hunters and farmers.Clothing & ToolsThe Kwakiutl made cedar bark into fabric and fur robes.

6. The tools were a spoon, a comb, ladler with a skull on it.Religious Beliefs & CommunicationThe Kwakiutl liked the gods.

7. And the Kwakiutl was speaking english.Arts & CraftsThe Kwakiutl made bowls, baskets, blankets, and masks.