[Answer] 1. The native peoples used a lightweight boat for travel that may have been made from birchbark or formed from a tree that was "dugout". What is the word that we commonly use for this form of transport?

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...1. paddler 2. travois 3. canoe 4. floater The term canoe is correct and derives from the Carib word kenu. Although dugouts were more common in some areas, the true birchbark canoe was a North American version. Light in weight and easily built and repaired, it could skim over the shallowest waterways. Some canoes could hold hundreds of pounds of freight.

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canoe:

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