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Compare And Contrast Haia And Inuit

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Haida and Inuit Comparison Essay It must be hard to live up in the Arctic Circle or in British Columbia, but somehow the Haida and Inuit know how to survive up there. Although the Haida and Inuit are different, they have many similarities. They share a remotely similar lifestyle with what they eat, hunting methods, and trading. But remember that they are very different from each other. Both of these tribes face many challenges in their life, like hunting, trading, and making tools. The inuit have trouble building because it’s colder where they live, whereas the Haida live, it’s warmer. When hunting, these tribes could get their canoe tipped by the big sea mammals. They prevent this by tying bobbers to the rope of the harpoon to keep the

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