Chapter One Review

Their traditional lands- coastal areas of Gaspe and the Maritime Provinces- Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.

• Mi'kmaq

• Haudenosaunee

• Anishnabe

Moved with the seasons- coast in the summer and forest in the winter.

• Mi'kmaq

• Haudenosuanee

• Anishnabe

Hunters, gatherers, and farmers; three sisters- corn, beans, squash.

• Mi'kmaq

• Haudenosaunee

• Anishnabe

Traditional lands- southern Ontario, eastern Quebec and south into New York State.

• Mi'kmaq

• Haudenosaunee

• Anishnabe

Fishers, hunters, and gatherers; rice is very important to them.

• Mi'kmaq

• Haudenosaunee

• Anishnabe

Traditional lands- Quebec, along the St. Lawrence, around the Great Lakes...

• Mi'kmaq

• Haudenosaunee

• Anishnabe

Lacrosse is a sacred game to them.

• Mi'kmaq

• Haudenosaunee

• Anishnabe

Made different snowshoes, the toboggan, canoes, and lived in wigwams in order to move around; were nomadic.

• Mi'kmaq

• Haudenosaunee

• Anishnabe

Made different snowshoes, the toboggan, canoes, and lived in longhouses; moved only when the land needed healing.

• Mi'kmaq

• Haudenosaunee

• Anishnabe

Were technologically savvy and made implements to collect sap, hunt animals, and harpoon fish.

• Mi'kmaq

• Haudenosaunee

• Anishnabe