Нет указания сколько должно быть. Может быть по предложению, но чтобы все перечисленные моменты присутствовали. Я выставила только часть его работы. У него таких 5 частей. К сожалению, фотографии не вставляются. У него несколько фотографий.  THE CREE TRIBENAMEThe Cree was a Native American tribe. The origin of the name is uncertain. One theory says that the the name of the tribe rhymes with the English word “see.” Another theory says that it is shortened from the French word of the tribe “Kristeneaux.” It may also be the French mispronunciation of a Cree clan name “Kenistenoag” or a Cree mispronunciation of “Christian.” In their own language, Cree call themselves Lyinwok or Iniwok, meaning the people or nehiawok who are the speakers of the Cree language.LOCATIONThe location of the Cree tribe is in the far Northern parts of the U.S.A. and mostly in Canada. There are 200,000 Cree people living today in reserves throughout Canada, and some of them in the U.S.A.IDENTITY AND ETHNICITYThe Cree are the largest group of first nations in Canada with over 200,000 members. This large population may be a result of Cree’s traditional inter-tribal marriage, meaning that they were allowed to marry people that were in and out of their tribe, so pretty much whoever they wanted. Metis (French of mixed ancestry) are the Cree people mixed with people such as French, English, and Scottish heritage.CREE’S LIFEThere were two types of homes that the Cree used. The first type was used by the Cree that lived in the woodlands. They were called wigwams. Second, the Cree who lived in the grasslands mostly built tee-pees. The Cree people of the grasslands most likely used them because they are nomadic people, meaning they do not stay in one place, and so the tee-pee was really easy to move around so the Cree of the grasslands used tee-pees.For transportation the Cree used birch back canoes. After the Europeans came, Cree canoe builders started using canvas rather then birch back to cover the frames of their canoes.Canoeing is still popular in the Cree nation today. The Cree also used snowshoes and sleds to help them travel in the winter.WEAPONS AND TOOLSThe most famous Cree Indians where mostly fighting people. The northern Cree hunted caribou, elk , and moose, as well as smaller animals such as beavers, and rabbits. For hunting the Cree needed weapons. Some weapons that they used are  bow and arrows which they used for hunting and war. Other weapons included spears, clubs, and knives. When the Cree men of the plains hunted buffalo, they sometimes used controlled fires.  To herd animals into a trap or cliff. They also used nets and hooks for fishing.