No. Canada is a part of North America. Therefore, that question is no. Something that is a part of something bigger, cannot be bigger than the thing itself.
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Answer:
Explanation:
1) We lived int he 1720s. We are a hunting and gathering tribe.
2) We lived in near mountain terrain and near forests. Its dry and rocky. And cold in winter and hot in summer.
3) men women and children. Awe have 24,890 women, 56,789 men And 13,896 children. We wore animal skin.
4) we are nomadic. We gather and hunt. Both. Berries, rabbits, and deer.
5) we slept in tents. We cooked outside. We bathed in rivers and lakes.
6) it does not have a name
7) we gaint he animals trust and train them to help us hunt and sniff for berry bushes. We feed the animals berries and meat.
8) Our tribe uses bows and arrows, spears, and axes for hunting. We use our hands and rocks for harvesting and digging.
9) There are times we are hungry in the winter mostly.
10) no
<h2>Answer:</h2>
Robin Redbreast is the Michigan State Bird
<h2>Explanation:</h2>
Michigan designated "robin redbreast" which is also called American robin as the official state bird in 1931 after an election held by the Michigan Audubon Society. The American robin has many rich songs composed of long phrases such as "whinny" and "tut" calls. This bird eats worms, seeds, fruits, insects and other invertebrates.
