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MN Studies Ch 4: Ojibwe
MN Studies Ch 4: Ojibwe
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1
The process of moving from one region or country to another is:
tipi
migration
human capital
alliance
2
A round dwelling made out of poles and saplings and covered with birch bark or woven mats
shack
wigwam
hut
tipi
3
Native Americans also know as the Anishinaabe are:
Superiors
wigwams
Dakota
Ojibwe
4
A common game the Ojibwe played in the summer:
baseball
ping pong
basketball
lacrosse
5
IN SUMMER, Ojibwe began a time of:
wild rice
maple sugaring
migrating to the ocean
ceremonial feasts/dances
6
In WINTER the Ojibwe:
lived apart and hunted
made maple sugar
feasted
harvested wild rice
7
An agreement made between two or more nations to cooperate is called:
alliance
sharing
government
fighting
8
The Ojibwe migrated, or moved, from the Atlantic Ocean area
false
true
9
Self -ruling or independent is:
alone
kindgom
sovereign
anarchy
10
Both Dakota and Ojibwe maple sugared
true
false
11
The U.S. government often used this term instead of Ojibwe:
Chippewa
Manoomin
Dakota
Native Indigenous Indian
12
The Ojibwe lived in wigwams
false
true
13
The Ojibwe used birch bark to make their canoes
false
true
14
The knowledge and skills that some people have to enhance their ability to earn income:
strength
human capital
talents
brain power
15
What did the Ojibwe get because of their alliance with the Dakota?
beads and blankets
land in Northern Minnesota
axes and guns
food
16
The Ojibwe lived PRIMARILY in the ______ part of MN?
eastern
western
northern
southern
17
The Ojibwe made these items that were decorated and usually beaded.
canoes
wigwams
atlatls
bandolier bags
18
The Dakota and Ojibwe spoke _______ languages.
similar
different
19
IN SPRING, Ojibwe move to begin :
Harvesting wild rice
maple sugaring
ceremonial feasts and dances
buffalo hunts
20
A tall, edible grass that grows in shallow, still water
wheat
wild rice
corn
white rice
21
What connected Dakota and Ojibwe people to their past?
cave paintings
oral history
parfleche
written stories