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By: Cassidy, Isabelle and Lillian

The Pacific Northwestern Indians

Location

  • Southern Alaska
  • Washington
  • Oregon
  • Northern California
  • Canada's Coastline
  • lived in a rugged, windy region
  • Temp. in Jan. went from 35 degrees to 45 degrees
  • Temp. in July went from 55 degrees to 65 degrees

Location

How they Lived

  • Lived in tall dense forests
  • Lived near oceans, rivers and mountains
  • Warm summers
  • Rainy cold winters
  • Houses were made with red cedar trees
  • Cedar trees are abundant in their area
  • Ate salmon, fish, clams, shelfish and other sea animals

How they Lived

What They were known for

  • the best known traders

traded for...

  • dried fish
  • shells
  • furs
  • whale

products

  • seal oil
  • masks
  • jewelry
  • baskets
  • copper
  • prisoners

Important People

  • The Cheif of the Chinook tribe was Luscie.
  • The Cheif's descendants are inportant because they will become the next cheif or cheiftess. (A women chief)

Important People

Inportant & Interesting Facts

  • There was enough rain to overflow a 12 foot deep over where the Chinook's live.
  • The rain that they got created lush green forests.
  • They said a prayer to the ceder trees so they would help them.
  • They stood by a camp fire, told stories , and danced for fun

Bibliography

  • Core Textbook: History & Geography

  • www.britannica.com

  • www.warpaths.com

  • www.storyoftheindians.com

Bibliography

The Chinook Tribe

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