Why have the inuit been able to hold on to much of their land, unlike so many other native American peoples?

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Why have the inuit been able to hold on to much of their land, unlike so many other native American peoples?

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The Arctic was too difficult an environment for Europeans to settle in

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tem internet aí só se não dá atender não está em portu.

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