Land
Ceremonies
life style
stories
introduction
100

What area are bison usually found in.

Open dry areas as a herd.

100

A ceremony or social gathering used to celebrate heritage.

 Powwow

100

What was the name of their shelter?

Teepee

100

What do the Cree believe have hidden messages?

dreams.

100

Where did Jesse grow up as a toddler?

Saskatchewan

200

What berry was used the most by the Cree?

Saskatoon berry  

200

A ceremony is used for purifying.

Smudging

200

What are the 3 things they used to travel with?

Canoes, dogs, and horses

200

What does the little star inhabit?

Cotton tree

200

What did Jesse tell people he was instead of Indigenous?

That he was Italian.
300

What was tobacco used for?

Offerings, prayers, and healing.

300

Dancers that would dance for several days without food or water during a specific ceremony.

Sun Dancers

300

What were they all really good at?

Hunting

300

What does Gitchi Manitou mean?  

 The Creator

300

Who was Jesse mainly raised by?

His Grandparents.

400

What animal is an apex predator in the prairie?

Grizzly bear.

400

plants that would likely be burned by the plains Cree people in a smudging ceremony.

Sweetgrass, sage

400

What did their diet mainly consist of?

Bison, wild berries, roots, and vegetables

400

What does the story Buffalo nation teach?

To be selfless and lead with respect

400

What did Jesse study in university that got him his Job recovering information about the Cree people?

History.

500

What was the greater sage grouse dance called?

 Dance of Life.

500

A ceremony preformed by the plains Cree and other interior first nations that involves that gathering of many groups.

Sundance

500

Name the 5 things that they traded for?

Iron knives, kettles, axes, muskets, and blankets

500

Why did the snake lose his feet?

Snake was lazy, and the thunderbird was Furious at him for not delivering his message and struck his legs off.

500

How many people are their in Canada with Cree heritage based on the 2021 census?

223,745 people have Cree heritage (now likely more!)

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