sorting similarities and differences of two groups\nsort each characteristic of a culture into the correct…

sorting similarities and differences of two groups\nsort each characteristic of a culture into the correct category.\nwere known as warriors\nwere known as traders\nhunted and fished\nbelieved in raven\nbelieved in tu\nbelieved in gods\nhaida\nboth\nmaori

sorting similarities and differences of two groups\nsort each characteristic of a culture into the correct category.\nwere known as warriors\nwere known as traders\nhunted and fished\nbelieved in raven\nbelieved in tu\nbelieved in gods\nhaida\nboth\nmaori

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Brief Explanations:

The Haida and Maori are indigenous cultures. The Haida had a strong connection with the Raven in their mythology. The Maori revered Tu. Both groups were involved in hunting - fishing and believed in gods. The Maori were known as warriors and there is no strong association of the Haida as traders in common knowledge.

Answer:

  • Haida: believed in Raven
  • Both: hunted and fished, believed in gods
  • Maori: were known as warriors, believed in Tu