MN History, Ch 3; Early Dakota

Respect

• The habit of giving without expecting anything in return.

• Close connections with one's relatives.

• An expression of courtesy and consideration to others.

Generosity

• The habit of giving without expecting anything in return.

• Close connections with one's relatives.

• An expression of courtesy and consideration to others.

Kinship

• The habit of giving without expecting anything in return.

• Close connections with one's relatives.

• An expression of courtesy and consideration to others.

Crops grown by the Dakota women include

• Corn

• Wheat

• Beans

• Squash

• Sugar Beats

What did the Dakota make at sugar camp?

(a)  

Wild rice was harvested in the

• spring.

• summer.

• fall.

• winter.

Mni Sota Makoce means , "land where the waters are so clear they reflect the clouds in the sky."

• True

• False

How could a young Dakota increase their human capital?

• Practicing their skills.

• Seek education and training.

• Earn more money.

• Stay healthy and be productive.

Money or other benefits received in payment for goods or services.

• Recovery

• Debt

• Income

• Human Capital

The knowledge and skills individuals have that enhance their ability to earn income.

• Recovery

• Debt

• Income

• Human Capital