Ojibwe language
Dakota language
Culture
History
Trivia
100

Aaniin ezhinikaazoyan?

What's your name?

100

Toked eniciyapi he?

What's your name?

100

When you burn a dried plant and waft the smoke to yourself or sacred items it's called what?

Smudging

100

In 1868, which act was signed that "checkerboarded" tribal land?

General Allotment Act, Dawes Act of 1868

100

What season do many tribes tell sacred legends (aadizookaanag)?

*Bonus 100 if you can explain why!*

The winter is typically known as storytelling season.

200

________ indizhinikaaz.

______ is my name/ what I'm called.

200

Sa (pronounced shaw) means what?

Red

200

Minneapolis and Minnesota are both Native words from what tribal language? 

D/Lakota.

200

The U.S-Dakota war started in what year? 

1862. 

200

The land of North America is known as what to many tribes?

*Hint* it's an animal!

Turtle Island!

300

Miskwaa means what?

It is red.

300

_____ emakiyapi (ye).

____ is my name.

300

What do we offer when we want to pray, pick a plant, get a spirit name, or asking for something sacred?

Asemaa (tobacco!!)

300

True or false: It is still on the law books that it is illegal for Dakota people to be in the state of Minnesota. 

True!

300

How many tribal nations are there in Minnesota?


Bonus 100 points if you can name all of them!

There are 11 altogether. 4 Dakota and 7 Ojibwe. 

400

Ozhaawashkwaa means what?

Green

400

Toto means what?

Green

400

Name the 7 grandfather teachings.

Bravery/courage, honesty, truth, humility, respect, wisdom, and love. 

400

Name the crops known as the "three sisters".

Corn, beans, and squash. 


Sometimes sunflowers and wild rice are considered a "fourth sister". 

400

How many federally recognized tribes are there in the United States?

There are 574 federally recognized tribes.

500

How do you say "hello"?

Boohoo/aaniin.

500

How do you say hello in D/Lakota?

Hau (m) or han (f)

500

True or false: Treaties are deemed to be the Supreme law of the land, and if broken, it ceases to be legally binding (valid).

True! (Yet, as Native people we know that this is not upheld). 

500

What year did Native Americans become recognized as United States citizens?

In 1924, the Indian Citizenship Act was passed. 

500

What's the longest word in the Ojibwe language?

 *Bonus 500 if you can say it in Ojibwe!*

The word for blueberry pie is the longest word. 

Miinabashkaminasiganibiitooyingwesijiganibakwezhigan!

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