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Who settled in the far northern area of North America?

Eskimos


Settled in the far northern areas of North America?

eskimos


Who were the people to live far north Arctic area?

Eskimos.


What settled in the far northern areas of North America?

eskimos


What wars have the eskimos faced?

Sometimes the Eskimos had to make war with the Chipewyan indians that ventured too far north.


The Indian group which lived in the far north?

The Indian group that lived in the far north was the Inuit tribe. They are sometimes referred to as Eskimos.


How did the eskimos live and travel in the arctic and far north?

Eskimos lived by getting what ever was available on his land and he used to travel by walking or making boats by driftwood


Did the Eskimos live on the south or north pole?

North


Are Eskimos the same as Iroquois?

No. Eskimos are found a lot farther North than Iroquois.


How did the eskimos get to Canada?

"Eskimos" a group of First Nations people more properly called Inuit have been in Canada's north for at least 10,000 years. They are part of a circumpolar civilization which originated in Asia. Speculation is that they followed the marine animals and caribou that they hunted and eventually populated the northern regions of Europe, North America and Asia.


Did the Inuit live in Texas?

The Inuit are native to the far north (they have been called Eskimos, although they prefer the term Inuit) and they did not live in Texas.


Which civilization used force?

All of them, except the Eskimos, the only language which has no word for "war".