Dakota Way of Life
The Dakota people lived in what?
Tipi
The Ojibwe people lived in what?
Wigwam
What is the defination of Mni Sota Makoce
Dakota term that inspired the name of our state meaning Land where the waters are so clear they reflect the clouds in the sky
In the summer the Ojibwe lived where?
Near lakes and river.
What does Dakota mean in the Dakota language?
Friend
Another name for Dakota given to them by the Ojibwe is?
Sioux
What body of water did the Ojibwe settle near?
Lake Superior
Meaning of Kinship
Close connection with one's relatives
In what season did the Ojibwe play games such as lacrosse while also engage in battle?
Summer
What nation fought the Ojibwe?
Iroquois
How did the Dakota poeple arrive in Minnesota
No record of arrival, or of living.
How did the Ojibwe come to Minneosta
Migrated from the East cost.
Birchbark meaning?
The bark or outer covering of a birch tree.
In the Spring the Ojibwe moved to areas that the could gather what resouce from?
Maple tree to make maple sugar.
The United States goverment gave this name to the Ojibwe people.
Chippewa
Generosity and Kinship.
The two tribes that the Ojibwe split into are called?
Ottawa and Potawatomi
Oral History
The purposeful repeating of stories about the past
In the Winter the Ojibwe lived what type of shelter and why?
Wigwam and because the forest could not support them all together.
There were how many bands of Dakota and how many skill exist?
7 and 6
Human capital for the Dakota people consist of what?
Made and traded hunting skills.
Human capital skills for the Ojibwe are?
Growing corn, make clothing and fishing.
Human Capital
The knowledge and skills individuals have that enhance their ability to earn income
In the fall the Ojibwe harvested four things what are they?
1.Wild Rice
2.Berries
3.Birds
4.Fish
There are five offical Dakota communities today, where are they located? Name all five.
Minnesota, North and South Dakota, Nebraska and Canada.