Greenland's Icy Island: Community, Population and Economy

The island is completely dependent on the year. According to the "Profile of the World" issued by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) (2014), the first civilization in Greenland was Viking of the 10th century. Later Danish responded immediately when the Norwegian occupied a part of the Greenland then the eastern part was uninhabited. Greenland of Todoatlas.com said the two countries agreed to refer this issue to "a permanent international court that decided to oppose Norway".

Greenland is a Danish colony (it is not completely independent yet). After the Second World War, Denmark decided to establish the American wartime infrastructure on the island and develop the regional economy. Greenland is the ideal place for commercial fishery and there may be plenty of money for halibut and shrimp. The Danish government introduced trading companies and trawlers. Within a few years, it was related to kayaks, famous hunters, and motor boat and fishing rights. The inflow of money and new technology made some people more enriched, but it weakened the traditional Inuit economy of a small village based on collective hunting and trading of meat and leather.

Greenland is located in the North Atlantic Ocean and is a huge island (actually the world's largest island) that encounters the Arctic Ocean. Most of Greenland is covered with thick, permanent ice and its population is not very concentrated in coastal rocky fjords. Visitors to Greenland can learn about Inuit's culture and history in one of the attractive museums of the country where they can also find many of the wildlife including whales, polar bears, walruses, reindeer . These animals and more natural landscapes can be seen by climbing in the steep landscape of boats, diving, skiing, snowshoeing and Greenland. Photo: Elizabeth / Photorea

The best estimate shows that there are between 20,000 and 30,000 polar bears in 19 different groups or the top group of the United States, Canada, Greenland, Norway and Russia. Four people in the population are considered to be decreasing. Beaufort water bear is one of the most famous bears, and their number has decreased by 40% in the past decade. Five populations are considered stable, but other populations are not well judged. (Scientists learn how to track polar bears in a vast area of ​​Russia.)

The first man was thought to have arrived in Greenland around 2,500 BC. Their descendants are clearly extinct and have been inherited by several other groups who have emigrated from the North American continent. There is no evidence that Greenlands were known to Europeans until the 10th century when Icelandic Vikings settled on their southwest coast and they appeared unmanned when they arrived. It seems that the ancestors of Inuit Greenlanders who lived there today moved from Northwest Greenland to about 1200 AD. Inuit Island survived the ice world of the small ice age, but the initial settlements of Northern Europe along the southwest coast disappeared and Inuit Island became the sole inhabitant of the island for centuries. 1721 Denmark - Norway wanted to send missionary expedition to Greenland with the goal of reviving Christianity in descendants of Nordic Greenlanders who may have restarted pagan, wanting to become colonial power ing