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NORTH AMERICA
CULTURE: ESKIMO/INUIT
GREENLAND FLAG
White symbolizes ice and snow and
red symbolizes the sun.
INUIT FLAG
(Canada)
• Eskimos/Inuits live in Greenland.
• A person from Greendland is called
Greenlander.
• The capital of Greenland is Nuuk.
•Language. They speak greenlandic
(Inuit language).
• Food. They like raw meat (fish, reindeer,
seal,…). The national dish is called
Suaasat, that is a soup made of seal,
whale, reindeer, seabirds and some
vegetables and rice.
• Animals. Polar bear, caribou, musk ox, arctic fox, arctic
wolf, arctic hare, different types of whales
(humpback, beluga, bowhead, narwhal,…) and seals;
ermine, lemming.
•Plants. The national flower is called Niviarsaq, which
means “young woman”. Other plants: dwarf
juniper, angelica, betula pubescens (birch), wild
blueberry, orchids,…
•House. Igloo. It’s made of ice.
They are nomads, moving to
different places depending on
the season and the animals (hunt).
In Summer, they build houses made
• Family. They used to be polygamous
(marry several men or women). They’ve
got several children.
• Clothes. They wear anoraks and parkas
(they invented them), that is, coats made
of animals skin like seals, foxes, caribouses
and polar bears. They also wear skin boots
and eyeshields (sunglasses) to protect
themselves from the sun and the ice.
Greetings. The inuits rub their nose to say
hello.
• Sports. National sports are football and
handball.
• Weather. It’s freezing in winter and cold
in summer.
• Currency. It’s the Danish Krone.
• Jobs. Inuit men are animal hunters and
fishers. (Primary sector). Inuit women are
housewives who cook and take care of
children, and dressmakers, that is, they sew
skins to make clothes.
•Monuments: Hans Egede’s statue.
Hans Egede was a lutheran
missionary who founded the city of
Nuuk in 1.728.
Geography. The Watkins range is Greenland's highest
mountain range, with massive ice-covered peaks and
exposed cliffs. The highest mountain is Gunnbjørn Fjeld
(3.694m); Others: Dome (Qaqqaq Kershaw) (3.682m);
Cone (3.669m).
There are lots of glaciers like the Elephant Foot.
We can also find the Birthday Canyon and the Blue River.
• Famous people:
Knud Rasmussen
Explorer Anders Hove
Film actor
• Religion. They believe in spiritual forces and several gods
like Sedna (goddess that controls the sea mammals and
human reproduction) or Sila (goddess who is the spirit of
the wind and controls the time of hunting). Greenlanders are
mainly Evangelical Lutheran.
Erik the Red
Explorer
He was exiled from
Iceland and, after crossing
the Atlantic Ocean, he
found a land that he called
Greenland.
Means of Transport. They usually go by
sleigh (on snow) and kayak (on water) or
on foot (snowshoes) .
• Greenlander Music. The Greenland
National Anthem is called “Nunarput
utoqqarsuanngoravit” (Our old country). The
music style of Greenland is Rock-Country.
• Curiosities.
• Greenland is the biggest island in the world.
• Inuits came from Asia. They look like mongolian and they are
short.
•They put caribou skin on the floor inside the igloo
to be warmer.
• It’s hot in the igloo since they burn seal and whale
oil in lamps to heat up and light up the house and
cook.
• Kayak means “clothes to walk on the water” or
“boatman”.
• They are very generous and helpful.
• They made maps carving wood figures showing
the coasts of Greenland.
• They build tunnels to go out of the igloo since
they close the door to keep the house warm. They
leave their clothes in the tunnels.

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North america inuit

  • 2. GREENLAND FLAG White symbolizes ice and snow and red symbolizes the sun. INUIT FLAG (Canada)
  • 3. • Eskimos/Inuits live in Greenland. • A person from Greendland is called Greenlander. • The capital of Greenland is Nuuk. •Language. They speak greenlandic (Inuit language). • Food. They like raw meat (fish, reindeer, seal,…). The national dish is called Suaasat, that is a soup made of seal, whale, reindeer, seabirds and some vegetables and rice.
  • 4. • Animals. Polar bear, caribou, musk ox, arctic fox, arctic wolf, arctic hare, different types of whales (humpback, beluga, bowhead, narwhal,…) and seals; ermine, lemming.
  • 5. •Plants. The national flower is called Niviarsaq, which means “young woman”. Other plants: dwarf juniper, angelica, betula pubescens (birch), wild blueberry, orchids,… •House. Igloo. It’s made of ice. They are nomads, moving to different places depending on the season and the animals (hunt). In Summer, they build houses made
  • 6. • Family. They used to be polygamous (marry several men or women). They’ve got several children. • Clothes. They wear anoraks and parkas (they invented them), that is, coats made of animals skin like seals, foxes, caribouses and polar bears. They also wear skin boots and eyeshields (sunglasses) to protect themselves from the sun and the ice.
  • 7. Greetings. The inuits rub their nose to say hello. • Sports. National sports are football and handball. • Weather. It’s freezing in winter and cold in summer. • Currency. It’s the Danish Krone.
  • 8. • Jobs. Inuit men are animal hunters and fishers. (Primary sector). Inuit women are housewives who cook and take care of children, and dressmakers, that is, they sew skins to make clothes. •Monuments: Hans Egede’s statue. Hans Egede was a lutheran missionary who founded the city of Nuuk in 1.728.
  • 9. Geography. The Watkins range is Greenland's highest mountain range, with massive ice-covered peaks and exposed cliffs. The highest mountain is Gunnbjørn Fjeld (3.694m); Others: Dome (Qaqqaq Kershaw) (3.682m); Cone (3.669m). There are lots of glaciers like the Elephant Foot. We can also find the Birthday Canyon and the Blue River.
  • 10. • Famous people: Knud Rasmussen Explorer Anders Hove Film actor • Religion. They believe in spiritual forces and several gods like Sedna (goddess that controls the sea mammals and human reproduction) or Sila (goddess who is the spirit of the wind and controls the time of hunting). Greenlanders are mainly Evangelical Lutheran. Erik the Red Explorer He was exiled from Iceland and, after crossing the Atlantic Ocean, he found a land that he called Greenland.
  • 11. Means of Transport. They usually go by sleigh (on snow) and kayak (on water) or on foot (snowshoes) . • Greenlander Music. The Greenland National Anthem is called “Nunarput utoqqarsuanngoravit” (Our old country). The music style of Greenland is Rock-Country.
  • 12. • Curiosities. • Greenland is the biggest island in the world. • Inuits came from Asia. They look like mongolian and they are short. •They put caribou skin on the floor inside the igloo to be warmer. • It’s hot in the igloo since they burn seal and whale oil in lamps to heat up and light up the house and cook. • Kayak means “clothes to walk on the water” or “boatman”. • They are very generous and helpful. • They made maps carving wood figures showing the coasts of Greenland. • They build tunnels to go out of the igloo since they close the door to keep the house warm. They leave their clothes in the tunnels.