Sioux And Inuit Tribe Similarities

The Inuit, Haida, and Sioux

There are many different tribes in the world, but a few of them are the Inuit, the Haida, and the Sioux. All of these tribes are from Canada, but they all have different locations and environments. All of these tribes have similarities, differences, and strict traditions.

Of course, these are all different tribes, but they also have a lot of similarities. For instance, all of these tribes eat meat, and have no problem doing it. A few examples of what the Inuit tribe eats are sea otter meat, and seal. The Hadia eats lots of different types of fish. The Sioux tribe eats buffalo, and rabbits. Although they have different myths, they still have myths that they all believe. The Inuit tribe has a myth about the separation of red and white foxes happened. The Hadia has a myth about how the crow found the Haida and made them into what they are today. The sioux has a myth about the spider. Some tribes have more art than others, but all of them still have some sort of art. The Inuit tribe makes carvings of spirits that they believe exist. The Haida tribe makes carvings of masks. The masks are made out of wood. Finally, the Sioux doesn’t do as much art as the other tribes, but the women enjoy weaving moccasins. Lastly, they all

One difference is that the Haida have permanent houses. They have permanent houses because they have food year round. The Inuit and the Haida do not have food year round. This causes them to migrate. Another difference is the type of food the Haida eats. For example, the Inuit eats seal, sea otter, many other arctic creatures. The Haida eats many types of fish. Lastly, the Sioux eats, buffalo, rabbit, and many other plain animals. Lastly, the Haida hunts differently. For example, the Haida uses nets to catch fish. The Inuit uses guns to hunt and kill. Lastly, the Sioux uses tomahawks. The Haida is a very interesting tribe, but also