How the First Nations People Were
          Self-Sufficient                          .

   The First Nations People were self-sufficient because they figured out a way to get everything they need from the land around them. They got they're food from hunting, clothes from the furs of animals they hunted, they made weapons out of bones and rocks, even they're homes were made from things they had to fight for. They even made medicines from berries and leaves! They made canoes so they could cross rivers and lakes, they made snowshoes so they could walk on snow and they didn't have bricks so they made tipis .They didn't need a giant factory taking care of they're every need, they did everything themselves.They respected the ground they walked on, and they never wasted one bit of the animals they killed. They knew that everything they had was something they worked  hard for everyday. They knew that they could survive the cold Canadian winter, they knew they    had to work day and night to set up they're homes every night, yet when the Europeans came they didn't run, they stayed and protected they're land.

                                                                                                              By: Mary