Social Sciences, asked by unknown9824, 7 months ago

why do the inuits live in groups?

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Answered by faizulla256

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Answer:

because it's unit

Explanation:

means group r union

Answered by bharmappa73

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Answer:

the inuit lived in smaller family groups within real leader or chief unlike other first peoply group in Canada

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