Comparing The Inuit Tribe And The Haida Tribe

Intro

Did you know that the Inuit tribe and the Haida tribe have some things in common, for example, they both hold ceremonies every once in awhile. When these tribes have ceremonies they are often to thank the gods. Clothes were also important to the two tribes too. The two tribes fished and hunted a lot. It was very important that the fishermen and hunters came back to their village with a lot’s of food to feed everyone. They also speak their own language, but they can also speak English. As you can see, you are going to learn so much about the Inuit tribe and the Haida tribe.

Inuit Tribe

The Inuit tribe believed that all thing’s have a spirit. The reason why, is because the Inuit tribe believed that if they disrespect nature the Gods would curse them. The Inuit tribe also never wasted any part of the animal that has been killed. The reasoning for this is because the Inuit tribe also believed that if they wasted any part of the animal, it would also upset the Gods. The Inuit tribe where Christians and believed in God a lot. The Inuit tribe lived in very cold weather. Cloths are important to many cultures, but are especially important to the

The reason why, I say that is because there ways are similar to the Inuit tribe. Just like the Inuit tribe, the Haida tribe believes everything has a spirit. They also hold ceremonies for either a funeral or a marriage. The weather out where the Haida tribe lives, they have summer hot days and they have winter. Clothes were very important in these winters. A lot of the Haida tribes clothes were made out of cheddar bark. On the hot summer days the Haida tribe would send out hunters and fishermen to catch enough fish and meat for the whole village to eat. The Haida tribe spoke two languages which are Kaat Kil and English. As you can see, the Haida tribe is always busy either doing ceremonies or fishing or hunting or working around the