What people settled in the Arctic region of north america?

The Inuit are an indigenous people who have traditionally inhabited the Arctic regions of North America, including Canada, Alaska (United States), and Greenland. They are also known as Eskimos, although this term is considered outdated and somewhat derogatory. The Inuit have a rich cultural heritage and have adapted to the challenging Arctic environment, relying on traditional hunting, fishing, and gathering practices for subsistence.