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WorksheetsCh. 3 Early Dakota
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 30mins
Mni Sota Makoce
the Dakota word where the word Minnesota comes from
land where the waters are so clear they reflect the clouds in the sky
kinship
ohanwaste
human capital
Dakota means
friend
ally
snakes
Ojibew
Sioux means
snake in Ojibwe
Snake in Dakota
ally
friend
The word Sioux comes from these languages
Dakota
Ojibwe
French
English
Ohiyesa's name means
the victor
the avenger
the Ghost Wife
The Great Sioux Nation
Ohiyesa became
a doctor
an author
an astronaut
Charles Eastman
Storytellers
make sure the oral traditions of the Dakota do not fade away
have a talent for making the stories come alive
are living books
are respected by the Dakota
Tipi
a cone shaped home
made by stretching animal skins over a from of wooden poles
were transported by women
were owned by the men
Dakota children honored their parents privacy by
keeping their eyes lowered at all times
making them elaborate gifts
singing songs to them
harvesting rice for them
ohanwaste means
generosity
the habit of giving without expecting anything in return
kinship
extended family
kinship means
human capital
income
generosity
close connections with one's relatives
How do the Dakota show ohanwaste?
sharing food from an animal killed on a hunt
sharing meat with anyone who came by their tipi
giving food freely, holding nothing back for themselves
tapping maple trees for sugar in the winter
tiospaye includes
extended family
tribe
neighbors
only your family
ohanwaste means
generosity
kinship
extended family
income
tiospaye means
immediate family
extended family
generosity
respect
kinship means
generosity
resect
close connections with one's relatives
income
income means
money
other benefits received in payment for goods and services
respect
human capital
Do the Dakota use money?
Yes
No
Sometimes
I don't know
human capital means
knowledge and skills individuals have that enhance their ability to earn income
generosity
respect
extended family
How can people improve their human capital?
practicing their skills
receiving education and training
staying healthy and being productive
connecting with people who help them
Money ___ part of the Dakota culture
was
was not
How did the Dakota people get what they need?
They gathered it
They made it themselves
They traded for it
They bought it
How is human capital important to the Dakota culture
Hunting was highly valued, good hunters provided meat for many people
Powerful and money was highly valued. Rich members of the Dakota tribe were valued
The best looking and best dressed Dakota were the most popular for no reason
Treating the poor with cruelty was highly valued by the Dakota. The rich, powerful Dakota would use their human capital to be mean
wo ohoda means
generosity
respect
extended family
kinship
wo ohoda includes
expressing courtesy toward others
expressing consideration toward others
expressing respect toward others
expressing disrespect toward others
The Dakota word for generosity is
tiospaye
wo ohoda
tipi
Mni Sota Makoce
ohanwaste
The Dakota word for a cone shaped home is
ohanwaste
wo ohoda
tiospaye
tipi
The Dakota word for Mni Sota Makoce means
Minnesota
cone shaped home
generosity
extended family
The Dakota word for extended family is
ohanwaste
wo ohoda
tiospaye
tipi
ohwanwaste
generosity
respect
extended family
tiospaye
extended family
generosity
respect
wo ohoda
generosity
extended family
respect
How many bands are there in the Dakota nation or Oyate?
1
5
7
10
Infinite
Dakota view time like a
line
circle
cross
box
Dakota would harvest rice in the
winter
spring
summer
fall
Dakota would harvest maple sugar in the
fall
winter
spring
summer
The Dakota would grow crops in the
spring
summer
winter
fall
Dakota would usually hunt bison in the
summer
fall
winter
spring
What is a travois?
a transport device made by stretching animal skin between two poles
a bag worn over the shoulder
a bag for holding arrows
a cradle for a baby
Who owned the tipi?
Dakota men
Dakota women
They belonged to the whole tribe
The extended family
Why did the Dakota move so often during the year?
because they wanted to rest and relax
because they wanted to get away from bad weather - in the winter they went to where it was warm
because they had to live close to their food sources
because they had to get away from their enemies
What happened if a hunter was injured or killed on a hunt?
His companions stayed with him until help arrived
His companions left him to go get help
His companions carried him home
HIs companions left him
What did the Dakota use to make their sleds?
plastic and stickers
metal and wood
buffalo ribs and hickory saplings
What did the Dakota use to carry their babies?
satchel
cradleboard
parfleche container
travois
What was a parfleche container made of?
folded rawhide
painted rawhide
animal skin with the fur, tissue, and fat removed
wood
What are the typical shapes of a parfleche container?
box
envelope
flat case
cylinder
dome
How would the Dakota decorate the parfleche container?
painted it with geometric shapes
sewed beads onto it
trimmed it with fur
painted pictures of animals on it
What made hunting bison in winter easier
The bison were slower due to the cold
The bison all followed one leader
The bison walked in a narrow path
The bison were hungry
How do the Dakota show respect to the storyteller?
They bring gifts of food
They listen respectfully
They pay her money
According to the story The Badger and the Bear, who do the Dakota value?
The badger
The bear
The bear devoured the meat. When he was done, he ambled away without a word. Ambled means
to walk
to be silent
to hunt
to steal
The lesson of The Badger and the Bear is
Be generous
Be greedy
Be strong and brave and you will defeat your enemy
Be aware
The lesson of the Ghost-Wife is
respect your family
keep your voice low, speak softly
keep your word/keep your promise
do as you please
follow the rules
a quiver is for holding
a baby
a tipi
an arrow
meat
What kind of trees would the Dakota tap for sugar in the spring?
Maple
Oak
Birch
Hickory
Dakota means
ally
friend
snake
storyteller
ohanwaste means
generosity
kinship
respect
income
tiospaye includes
extended family
cousins
all relatives
aunts and uncles
wo ohoda means
respect
generosity
extended family
cone shaped home
Some ways the Dakota show wo ohoda - or respect - is by
speaking softly
moving carefully to not trip or fall on another person
keeping eyes lowered to respect privacy
keeping their meat for themselves
