Canada´s First People

4. - a submerged landmass that used to bridge the gap between North America and Asia.
6. shells - Used as a form of currency among certain tribes, becoming a symbol of wealth and prosperity.
9. - Formal agreement between two or more sovereign nations.
11. Jump - Site where Indigenous people would drive herds of buffalo over a cliff.
13. Nomadic- Having a permanent residence to which they return for several months of the year usually according to seasonal factors.
14. - Sled made from wood used primarily in the winter. Can be used to transport supplies or people.
15. - Stone landmark used for navigation to mark a location, show a path, or lead to a good hunting spot.
16. goggles - Made from bones or wood, used to help reduce sun glare and wind in the eyes.
17. - being wealthy with an abundance of resources.
18. - dome shaped dwelling used by Indigenous people especially in the Great Lakes region.

1. Quest - An individual seeks to interact with a guardian spirit to obtain protection or advice.
2. - Food made of dried meat and berries wrapped in fat that is stored for later use.
3. -Lightweight, narrow boat used to cross bodies of water, fits one person.
5. - Fence surrounding water that is used to catch various types of fish.
7. - A type of sled used by Indigenous people to carry supplies, consisting of two poles and animal skin.
8. - House made of blocks of compacted snow.
10. - Significant ceremonial celebrations where the host gives lavish gifts to the guests. Often held for the death of a family member, birth, or weddings.
11. - A large animal that the First Nations people depended on and used every part.
12. - Large, open boat made from a wooden frame covered in animal skins, used for transportation or for carrying more than one person.
15. Confederacy - An alliance between five nations, united by Dekanahideh.