Northern Lights Chapter 4

Front

Early Ojibwe people harvested wild rice during which season of the year? Spring, Fall, Winter, Summer

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Fall

Front

The Ojibwe migrated westward from which location?

Back

East Coast

Front

Early Ojibwe and Dakota did which of the following? They taught each other skills. They traded with one another. They kept their relationships peaceful. All of the above

Back

All of the above

Front

Minnesota place names such as Bemidji, Mahnomen, and Lake Winnibigoshish come from which language?

Back

Ojibwe

Front

Where did the Ojibwe people spend the winter months? Options: In a tipi, Along the river, Secluded in a wigwam, At the hunting grounds

Back

Secluded in a wigwam

Front

What activity did the men participate in during the summer months?

Back

They traveled and traded with others.

Front

How is Ojibwe life connected to nature?

Back

They lived near maple groves, lakes, rivers, and pine forests; they fished, hunted, harvested wild rice, and made sugar from maple sap; they built homes from natural materials in the area.

Front

What did the Ojibwe gain from the peace agreement made around 1679?

Back

They were allowed to move farther into what is now Minnesota.

Front

What did the Dakota gain from the peace agreement made around 1679?

Back

The Dakota got new and better trade goods from the Europeans.

Front

Which of the following did the Ojibwe not do in the spring? The men hunted large game. The women collected maple sap. Lodges were repaired. Canoes were built or repaired.

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The men hunted large game.