Vocabulary
A cone-shaped house that the Dakota made of animal skins
What is a tipis?
The Dakota lived in these because they were easy to move.
What is a tipis?
This was the type of home the Ojibwe lived in.
What is a Wigwam?
This food is made in the spring by boiling down tree sap.
What is maple sugar?
The Dakota and Ojibwe traveled by water using these.
What is a canoe?
Round house made of wooden poles covered in birchbark.
What is Wigwam?
Dakota lived in these places.
What is the woods and plains?
The Ojibwe made their canoes out of this material.
What is birchbark?
This game was played by the Ojibwe men and women.
What is lacrosse?
The Dakota and Ojibwe fed themselves by using these skills.
Hunting, gathering and grew crops.
Gathering food that has been planted.
What is harvest?
Dakota made canoes out of these.
What is hollowed logs?
The Ojibwe lived by lakes so they mainly fed themselves by doing this.
What is fishing?
This was the number of stops that the Ojibwe made in their great migration from near the Atlantic Ocean.
What is seven?
The Dakota and Ojibwe changed their jobs depending on these.
What what are seasons?
An agreement made between two or more nations.
What is an alliance?
The Dakota were the first known Natives of this territory (current state).
What is Minnesota?
The Ojibwe hunted these animals.
What are rabbits and deer?
The Ojibwe gave this to the Dakota in return to move further west.
What is new types of trade goods?
The Dakota and Ojibwe expected this no matter what your age or gender.
What is everyone contributes to the community?
This was how the Dakota and Ojibwe taught about their values and culture.
What is oral history?
This considered the center of the Earth where the Dakota people began.
What is the B'dote?
The Ojibwe migrated from this area to Minnesota.
What is near the Atlantic Ocean?
Job skills and knowledge of workers.
What is human capital?
The Dakota and Ojibwe demonstrate this value by giving gifts.
What is generosity?