Check the definitions for 1, 2, 9, 10, 18, 19 -- because you have the wrong definitions for those words.
The Haida people are in British Columbia.
http://www2.news.gov.bc.ca/news_releases_2009-2013/2009PREM0079-000754.htm
Look up each of the groups. I found the Haida people by Googling Haida province.
Match Vocab word with its Proper Explanation:
1.Subsistence
2.Reeds
3.Shamanism
4.Trickster
5.Kinship
6.Anthropology
7.Matrilocal
8.Patriarchial
9.Bilateral
10.Domesticated
11.Inukshuk
12.Sinew
13.Palisade
14.Pemmican
15.Haudenosaunee
16.Moose Hairs
17.Tanning
18.Myth
19.Legend
Explanation:
Identification of blood relatives-5
material for plateau summer homes-1
status/power controlled by men-8
coyote-10
food needed-2
used for embroidery-16
native spirituality-3
treatment of hides for use-17
live with a women's extended family-7
explains something about the world-19
descent seen through male/female line-9
describes challenges of heros-18
controlled and used by humans-11
human figures used as markers-4
material used for sewing-12
study of human groups-6
a defensive fence-13
first trailmix-14
people of the longhouse-15
Ms. Sue could you check these over and could you tell me where these native groups are: Ojibwa, iroquois, shuswap, chilcotin, haida, and Nootka. I need to know where they are in Canada, in atleast one specific place/province. I put Ojibwa in quebec and I put shushwap in B.C. I put Haida in Queen Charlotte islands, but is there a specific province in which there is a Haida group? Your help is appreciated, thanks
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material for plateau summer homes-2
coyote-?
food needed-1
explains something about the world-18.
descent seen through male/female line-?
describes challenges of heros-19.
Is Nootka in Vancouver Island?
coyote-?
food needed-1
explains something about the world-18.
descent seen through male/female line-?
describes challenges of heros-19.
Is Nootka in Vancouver Island?
Your corrections are correct! :-)
I don't know what "human figures used as markers" means.
In mythology, the coyote is seen as a trickster. But it was also domesticated. Therefore your original answer is correct.
Descent seen through male/female line is probably bilateral.
Yes, the Nootka are on Vancouver Island in British Columbia.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuu-chah-nulth
I don't know what "human figures used as markers" means.
In mythology, the coyote is seen as a trickster. But it was also domesticated. Therefore your original answer is correct.
Descent seen through male/female line is probably bilateral.
Yes, the Nootka are on Vancouver Island in British Columbia.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuu-chah-nulth
thank you so much:-)
You're very welcome.
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