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    The document discusses the origins and histories of indigenous peoples in Quebec, including the Inuit, Amerindians, and Algonquians. The Inuit originated from the Thule culture that emerged in western Alaska around 1000 CE and spread east, settling in west Greenland by 1300. Amerindians migrated to the Americas from Asia over a land bridge between 13,500-40,000 years ago. The term "Amerindian" refers to indigenous peoples of the Americas. The Algonquian were one of the most populous North American native language groups, historically living along the Atlantic coast and around the Great Lakes, where they fished and spoke Algonquian languages from the Algic language family.

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    The document discusses the origins and histories of indigenous peoples in Quebec, including the Inuit, Amerindians, and Algonquians. The Inuit originated from the Thule culture that emerged in western Alaska around 1000 CE and spread east, settling in west Greenland by 1300. Amerindians migrated to the Americas from Asia over a land bridge between 13,500-40,000 years ago. The term "Amerindian" refers to indigenous peoples of the Americas. The Algonquian were one of the most populous North American native language groups, historically living along the Atlantic coast and around the Great Lakes, where they fished and spoke Algonquian languages from the Algic language family.

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    Inuits
    TheInuitareagroupofpeoplewhoshareasimilarculturelivingintheArcticregionsof
    Greenland,Canada,andAlaska.InuitcamefromtheThuleculture,whichemergedfrom
    westernAlaskainabout1000CEthatspreadedtotheeasternpartsoftheArctic.By1300,the
    InuithavemovedtowestGreenlandandsettleddown.TheythenwenttoeastGreenlandover
    thefollowingcentury.

    ThecultureandtechnologyofInuitsocietythatservedsowellintheA
    rctic
    werenotsuitedtosubarcticregions,sotheydidnotmovetotheirsouthernneighbors.The
    changingclimateforcedInuittoworktheirwaysouth,forcingthemtogototheareaswhich
    NativeAmericanshadnotoccupiedorwheretheywereweakenoughforcoexistencewithInuit.

    Amerindian
    AmerindianisatermusedinQuebecbutnotusedcommonlyinothercountries.The
    migrationsofhumansfromAsiawenttotheAmericascametherebyalandbridgecalled
    Beringia.
    ThemajorityofexpertsagreethattheearliestmigrationviaBeringiatookplaceat
    least13,500yearsago.However,thereisevidencethatpeoplehadmigratedintotheAmericas
    muchearlier,upto40,000yearsago.AmerindianareknownasAmericanIndianandIndian.
    IndianwasatermthatoriginatedfromChristopherColumbuswho,wassearchingforAsia,
    thoughthelandedontheEastIndieswhenarrivingattheAmericas.

    Algonquian
    TheAlgonquianareoneofthemostpopulatedandwidespreadNorthAmericannativelanguage
    groups.
    Today,thousandsofindividualsidentifywithvariousAlgonquianpeoples.Historically,
    thepeopleswereoutstandingalongtheAtlanticCoastandintotheinterioralongtheSt.
    LawrenceRiverandaroundtheGreatLakes.TheAlgonquianpeoplespeakAlgonquian
    languages.TheselanguagesthattheAlgonquianpeoplespeakarefromtheAlgiclanguage
    family.TheAlgonquianpeoplethatareinCanadaliveprimarilybyfishing.

    ResearchSources
    1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inuit
    2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indigenous_peoples_of_the_Americas
    3. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algonquian_peoples
    4. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algonquian_languages

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