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A city located at the southern shore of Lake Michigan known for being windy.
what is Chicago? Gaa-zhigaagwanzhikaag=Place abundant with wild leeks
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Reservation Dogs (Rez Dogs)
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Who is Dr. Evan Adams?
What is Keweenaw Bay Indian Community (KBIC)?
What is aanakwadoog; clouds?
The second longest river on the North American continent.
What is the Mississippi River? Michiziibi, Michi=large, great; ziibi = river
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What is Smoke Signals
As We have always Done book
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The Tribal Nation well known for, among others things, securing treaty guaranteed fishing rights for tribal people sparked by Big Abe LeBlanc in 1971 when he was cited for fishing with gill nets, a criminal offense at that time.
What is the Bay Mills Indian Community (BMIC)?
A place dominated by woody vegetation and trees, permanently or periodically saturated or covered with water.
What is mashkiig; a swamp?
State which boarders two great lakes, Lake Superior and Lake Michigan.
What is Wisconsin? Ouisconsing = twisting, turning river place
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Who is Robin Wall Kimmerer?
The Tribal Nation in Michigan's Upper Peninsula with the largest population (about 44,000 members).
What is the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians (Sault Tribe).
The largest body of fresh water (by surface area) in the world.
An island located in the waters between Lake Michigan and Lake Huron.
What is Mackinac island? mikinaak = snapping turtle
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The location of this Tribal Nation served as an ideal travel and trade hub connecting major waterways and trails to Lake Superior, Lake Michigan, and Wisconsin River.
What is the Lac Vieux Desert Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians (Lac Vieux Desert)? Gete-gitigaaning = the old garden
A place whose traditional Anishinaabemowin name means "where the river bends" / "where the water goes around" between Lake Huron and Lake Erie.
What is Detroit, Michigan; Waawiyaataanong?
The most populous city along Lake Michigan's eastern shore.
What is Muskegon? Mashkiigong = swampy place; mashkiki=medicine, -ong=place
Who is Tony Duncan?
The only Potawatomi Tribal Nation in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
What is the Hannahville Indian Community (The people of Hannahville are descendents of those who refused to leave Michigan in 1834 during the great Indian Removal. They lived with the Menominee in Northern Wisconsin, and the Ojibway and Ottawa people in Canada. In 1853 some these people began returning to Michigan. It was at this time they settled along the Big Cedar River.)
A place whose traditional Anishinaabemowin name means "place of the rapids" between Lake Superior and Lake Huron.
What is Sault Ste. Marie; Bawating?