Who were the Beothuk and why do they no longer exist? NEED ASAP please.

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liraira [26]2 years ago

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Less than 350 years later, the Beothuk were extinct. They were a hunter-gatherer nation who lived and hunted in extended family groups. For most of the year they lived inland but in the summer and early fall, they would move to camps at the mouths of rivers to fish.

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