Native tribe northeast

Northeast lifestyle

My Most northeastern people rely on farming to get food.They usually build their house kind of round because it could be used for a fairly large house.Some people organized bands, sometimes for money.Women cared for infants, cooked, made clothing, and typically grew, gathered, or caught the majority of the food eaten by the group.One of their major functions was curing.every village was surrounded by tall fences to protectThe men warred, built houses, hunted, fished, and made tools.Many Northeast tribes maintained tribal governments and councils and continued their traditional cultural activities.

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Lifestyle

Geography

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The northeast include the Appalachian Mountains and a great coastline along the Atlantic Ocean and rolling hills.

The northeast geography includes Niagara Falls, the green mountains and the Ohio River .

It also include Maine, Vermont’s biggest city which is Burlington and Rhode island which is America's smallest state.

The northeast region is dominated by the forests but it has coastal zones and some sand dunes.

Some of the states on the northeast region are New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York

The climate in the northeast region is very cold winters (in forms of ice storms and snowstorms.)

New york has a little over 8 million people there, it also has 800 languages spoken.

Maine's biggest city is portland, and it has Counties: 16

Housing

The homes are made out of wood and string and if the strings and rope aren't strong enough they use tar so that it sticks and it stays insulated. Insulated means that it keeps the air just at the right temperature for its warm for the winter and in the summer it stays cool

The wood in the homes are really bark striped off of trees that are attached together

Sod houses, or “soddies,” were a common style of dwelling built in the Prairies during the second half of the 19th century. Soddies were small structures cheaply built out of blocks of sod and rudimentary house fittings. Sod refers to grass and the soil beneath it that is held together by the grass's roots.

When you hear the words, "Indian," or "Native American," you probably think of tipis. But, as a matter of fact, most Indians did not live in tipis. Tipis were used mainly by Plains Indians, such as the Lipan Apache, Comanche and Kiowa, after the Spanish introduced horses into North America about 500 years ago.

From early times, the Inuit adapted their way of life to the frozen land and sea of the Arctic. There they hunted for caribou (reindeer), seals, birds, and fish. In the winter, when snow and ice lay on the ground, they lived in blocks of hard-packed snow, called igloos.

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Natural resources

Natural Resources

Rice is plant that grow near some tipe of water mostly it is

Coal is a ore that if you get it the fier will go longer

Wood is good for fire and house things to hold arrow heads

Rivers area strike of water that flows downhill

Fishing is a good reactors because you can get fish and lobsters spide

Iernore is good for picks nd weapons

Water is good for thirst showers and put out fiers.

Social Relations and Religous Beilefs

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Social Relations and Religious Beilefs

Animism–the belief that everything has a soul or spirit—pervaded many aspects of life for the Northeast tribes. It was expressed in a wide variety of ways.

Among many upper Great Lakes tribes, each clan owned a bundle of sacred objects. Together the objects in the bundle were seen as spirit-beings that were in some sense alive. The clan was responsible for performing the rituals that insured those beings’ health and goodwill. The Iroquois had no comparable clan ceremonies. Instead, a significant part of their ritual life centered on ceremonies in recognition of foods as they matured. These rituals included festivals celebrating the maple, strawberry, bean, and green corn harvests, as well as a midwinter ceremony. Not all curing was performed by members of medicine societies. Shamans had the power to cure, a power that was often indicated in a vision or dream.