Was bedeutet First Nations?
Als First Nations werden die indianischen Ureinwohner von Kanada bezeichnet. Schon seit Jahrtausenden leben die Stämme der First Nations in Kanada. Die Geschichte der First Nations. First Nations bedeutet Erste Nationen und bezeichnet die indigenen Ureinwohner des Landes Kanada.
Welcher Staat ist Nordwest von Kanada?
Die Nordwest-Territorien (englisch Northwest Territories [nɔɹθˌwɛst ˈtʰɛɹɪtʰɔɹiz], französisch Territoires du Nord-Ouest [ tɛʁiˈtwaʁ dy nɔʁˈwɛst]) sind neben Yukon und Nunavut ein Gebiet (Territorium) in Kanada.
Wer waren die ersten Einwohner Kanadas?
kamen die Vorfahren der Inuit über den gleichen Weg in die heutigen arktischen Gebiete Kanadas. Die ersten menschlichen Bewohner Amerikas nennt man auch Paläoindianer. Sie waren Jäger und Sammler. Ab 8000 v.
Who are the First Nations in Mackenzie BC?
First Nations communities starting closest to Mackenzie then moving North up Williston Lake are the: McLeod Lake Indian Band , Kwadacha Nation, and Tsay Keh Dene, then moving Eastward on Williston Lake on the Peace arm are the: West Moberly First Nation , Halfway River First Nation and the Saulteau First Nation.
What did the First Nations of the Mackenzie River basin use?
The First Nations of the Mackenzie and Yukon River Basin were also known as the Subarctic People. Their main methods of transportation in the winter were sleds. The sleds were made from steamed, and shaped green wood with a curl at the end so it wouldn’t dig into the snow, and stop.
When did the settlers move to Mackenzie BC?
After the Cariboo Gold Rush in 1870, miners began to move north into the Omineca District (north of Mackenzie) in search of riches. The communities of Germansen and Manson Creek were established as settlers moved into the area. Movement of supplies to the trading posts was by river freighters and pack trains during the early 1900s.
Who are the First Nations in the Yukon?
To their west were the Kutchin who occupied the basins of the Pelly and Porcupine rivers, thus taking up much of what is today the Yukon interior. The Han and the Tutchone occupied what is today the southern Yukon.