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Compare and Contrast Essay The Inuit Tribe and the Lakota Tribe both have similarities and differences. For example, The Inuit Tribe is cold and The Lakota Tribe is hot. A similarity means what the two things have in common or alike. A difference means what the two things do not have in common. Here are the differences of the Lakota and Inuit tribe.

The climate of the Inuit is different from the lakota. Life in the Lakota Tribe very hot. So, the climate of the Lakota Tribe is hot and dry. On the other hand, the life in the Inuit Tribe is cold. So the climate of the Inuit is cold and wet. It is cold because the Inuit tribe mostly lives in the northern zones.(Some near the Arctic.) However, the Lakota tribe lives near the middle

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