Artwork
Shared History
Livelihood
Anishinaabe Words
Indigenous Frameworks
100

Even though Indigenous artwork varies between tribes; what do they all have in common?

* Culture

* Spirituality

* Animals

100

What does the drum represent?

*Heart beat

*Connection to the Creator

100

Name 2-3 Indigenous traditional foods.

Wild Rice / Deer / Three Sisters Stew

100

How do you say 'hello' in anishinaabemowin?

*Boozhoo

*Aani

100

What is the 'One Health' approach?

Solving problems through multiple perspectives including human, environmental, and animal

200

Who is the Anishinaabe artist famous for making interactive art installations around the Great Lakes?

Rebecca Belmore

200

What allowed for the Indian Health program to become a responsibility of the Public Health Service and recognize Tribal Sovereignty?

Transfer Act 1954

200

What are the 4 most recognized medicines that Indigenous people utilize in ceremonies/rituals?

Cedar / Sage / Sweetgrass / Tobacco

200

How do you say 'wild rice' in anishinaabemowin?

Manoomin

200

What are the tenants of the Seven Grandfather Teachings?

Love / Humility / Truth / Wisdom / Respect / Bravery / Honesty

300

Braiding hair, making baskets, beading, sewing all incorporate this technique?

* Hand/Eye Coordination

* Under/Over OR Over/Under

300

What was the year that the last Residential school closed down?

1996

300

What body of water is sacred to Anishinaabe peoples?

Lake Superior

300

What is a term for expressing gratitude in anishinaabemowin?

Miigwech

300

This framework encourages collaboration and integration of Western perspectives with Indigenous Wisdom to combat complex social and health problems.

Three Eyed Seeing Framework

400

What does a red hand print represent for Indigenous people during Red Dress Day?

*Represents loss/grief, being silenced, going missing/passing away and resiliency.

400

In what year was the First Residential school created?

1831

400

What seasonal Great Lakes activity is integral to anishinaabe tradition and overall nutrition?

Manoomin Harvest

400
Responding in Ojibwe: 'The Great Lakes are one of the largest sources of fresh  ________ in the world.'

Water : Nibi

400

The medicine wheel has 4 realms that address areas of health that we need to work on in order to be healthy and happy; what are they?

* Emotional, Mental, Physical and Spiritual

500

Who is the Anishinaabe artist that founded the Woodland School of Art?

Norval Morrisseau

500

What was enacted to provide strong federal leadership in creating effective drug abuse prevention and education programs for AIAN peoples?

Indian Alcohol and Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act of 1986

500

What areas of the body do we bring smudge smoke towards and Why?

Head, Eyes, Ears, Mouth, Heart and then rest of body. For Cleansing, connection to a higher power (God). Removing bad things and only allowing good things in.

500

What do we say when we want to 'live the good life'?

Bimaadiziwin

500

What is the Indigenous health framework that centers on history and relations?

Indigenist Ecological Systems Framework

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