inuit elders were usually rare and died of diseases but if they were alive they would be chief or just sit home and babysit children and toddlers
The role is to transfer stories to the younger families.
Role is to teach the younger ones and pass on the knowledge
yes there was a council that made dicisions for the objiwa people. the councle was usually made up of the elders
They govern themselves. It is similar to an autocracy. There are village elders and leaders who make decisions regarding the village they live in.
The Inuit's did get education but their education was how to go hunting or how to make clothing. Inuit children would get taught by their elders or their parents the things they will need to know to survive when their older. Now days, Inuit children get taught by teachers and go to school, just like normal kids.
They are food for the inuit
They chose their leaders by letting the elders examine the strongest, fastest, smartest and most skill full of all the Aleuts.
the children where post to and stay with there moms and not get eat by bears
Well you can go to yahoo to find out the answer that's where i found it.
In Inuit culture, there is a strong emphasis on community and cooperation. They value qualities like teamwork, respect for elders, and sharing resources. Inuit human resource practices are often based on traditional values and focus on building strong relationships within the community.
The role of the elders is to be a mentor, peace keeper, story teller (if that what they are good at), baby sitter, and teacher. Every member of the tribe held a role of responsibility, and elders were teachers of the young while the parents were away in their roles during the day.