Compare And Contrast People And Inuit People

Compare and contrast Have you’ve ever been told a story by a carving? As you read you will notice many interestings facts about the Inuit people and the Mi’kmaq people. Let me tell you a little bit about what you will be reading, so there is the similarities, and the differences about the Mi’kmaq people and the Inuit people. Lets first start with the Mi’kmaq people! What kind of house do you live in? Well the Mi’kmaq people live in these houses called a wigwam, unlike the Inuit people they do not have a winter house. Therefore, just like us, they have one house through every season. So we all have people that we like and dislike, and that was the same for the Mi’kmaq people, and they have someone they dislike. They did not like the vikings …show more content…
Well that is what we will be talking about right now. So like before we all live in houses but not the same houses. The Inuit people live in houses called pit houses, well that is in the summer. In the winter they live in Igloos. In the beginning of this essay you were asked if you have been told a story from a carving, correct. Well that is how the Inuit people tell their stories, and the also have a legend. There legend was about a bear and savage dogs that chased the bear and it fell off the earth. So when the Inuit people look at the stars they think of that story. They also have friends and they were the Europeans, and they did not like them. I wouldn’t like them either they couldn’t do anything like hunt and couldn’t help out with making food and lots more. If you ever meet an Inuit person you will probably want to know where they live. Well i have the answer for that, they lived in the arctic circle. Now everyone has similarity with someone else. And so so the Inuit people and the Mi’kmaq people. One of them is they both eat walruses, seals, and fish. Also they both hunted, obviously, and they used arrows. When you were reading did you know that they both people did not like there visitors. And they both had myths and legends that had a lesson to them, like the bear story and the rabbit story. Now here's a interesting fact they both carved but not the same things. Now you know the similarities and differences of the Mi’kmaq and the Inuit’s. You know the differences of the Inuit and Mi’kmaq you know the differences and the similarities. What else would you like to know about these