Ojibwe Language
General Knowledge
Star Sisters
Neshnabek
Food & Shelter
100

What is another way to spell "Objibwe?"

Objibway

100

What countries do the Ojibwe live in?

Canada and the United States.

100

What is the name of the place where the White Star and Red Star take the sisters to?

The Sky Land

100
During westward migration, the Neshnabek divided into three separate tribes known as the...

Three Fires Confederacy

100

What was the name of the houses the Ojibwe built to live in?

Wigwams

200

What does Anishinaabe (the term Ojibwe people call themselves) mean?

First people

200
Historically, the Ojibwe people were what profession?

Traders. 

200

In the order that they encountered them, which three animals passed the Star Sisters while they were in the eagle's nest?

A bear, lynx, and then a wolverine.

200

The Ojibwe are considered the keepers of what?

Medicine

200
The Ojibwe lived in smaller family groups during which season?

Winter

300

What kind of writing system did the Ojibwe develop?

Pictographic (also known as picture) writing system

300

The Ojibwe were guided by the Seven Grandfather Teachings. Name three of the teachings.

Wisdom, love, respect, bravery, honesty, humility, and truth.

300

Who whistles at the end of the story of the Star Sisters?

The trees

300

Which centuries did the Neshnabek control the Great Lakes region of North America and maintain a peaceful trading relationship with other tribes?

1600s and 1700s

300

The Seven Fires Prophecy told people to move west until they found what? 

Food growing on water OR wild rice.

400
Some people believe "Ojibwe" translates to what?

"He who writes"

400

Roughly how many Ojibwe people are currently living in the United States?

Nearly 223,800 people.

400

When the sisters look through the holes in the sky, what do they hear AND see?

They hear people singing and see their family's wigwam (home).

400

The Odawa tribe is considered to be the Keepers of what?

Trade

400

How did Ojibwe catch fish?

They used a spear.

500

What does the term "mide" mean?

A healer and/or spiritual leader.

500

List five of the seven original clans of the Ojibwe nation.

Crane, Loon, Bird, Fish, Bear, Marten, and Deer.

500

Spell the name of the flower that the sisters present as a gift to the trees.

Kinnikinnick

500

The Potawatomi are considered the Keepers of what?

Fire

500

List three of the four things the Ojibwe would do during the summer related to food and health.

Gardening, fishing, berry picking, and gathering plants for medicines.

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