'Ojibwe' presentation slideshows

A Walk around Minnesota

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The Sandy Lake Tragedy

The Sandy Lake Tragedy. Why do you think the United States was interested in the land of Northern Wisconsin?. In 1837, the federal government negotiated a treaty for the acquisition of 13 million acres of land in east central Minnesota and northern Wisconsin.

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The Ojibwe People of the Seasons by Mrs. Dahlgren's Class

The Ojibwe People of the Seasons by Mrs. Dahlgren's Class. Ojibwe in Winter. What Foods Do They Eat?. They eat wild rice They eat squirrel. What Were Some of the Chores They Did?. They made clothing. What Did They Do For Fun?. They told stories They played games.

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The Ojibwe

The Ojibwe. Chapter 4. The Ojibwe. Also known as the Anishinaabe , Ojibway , Ojibwa, Otchipwe , and Chippewa Around 1500 the Ojibwe began moving towards Minnesota They also lived in forests and moved with the seasons Hunted game, harvested wild rice, and made sugar and maple syrup

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Important Treaties for Ojibwe Indians in Wisconsin

Important Treaties for Ojibwe Indians in Wisconsin. What is a treaty?. an agreement between two nations Who were the two nations? The United States government and Indians living in Wisconsin. Prairie du Chien Treaty of 1825. Prairie du Chien Treaty of 1825.

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Important Treaties for Ojibwe Indians in Wisconsin

Important Treaties for Ojibwe Indians in Wisconsin. What is a treaty?. an agreement between two nations Who were the two nations? The United States government and Indians living in Wisconsin. Prairie du Chien Treaty of 1825. Prairie du Chien Treaty of 1825.

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NONFICTION TEXT UNIT: PATHS OF THE PEOPLE A look at the Wisconsin Ojibwe Indian Experience

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NONFICTION TEXT UNIT: PATHS OF THE PEOPLE A look at the Wisconsin Ojibwe Indian Experience

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2000 years of Native American Literature from pictograph to graphic novel By Heid Erdrich

2000 years of Native American Literature from pictograph to graphic novel By Heid Erdrich. Storied People. Ojibwe pictographic writing system Dakota Winter counts Scared Stories & Tales of the People. First American Indian (Ojibwe) Woman Author.

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Dialects

Dialects. Northern vs Southern Potawatomi.

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HELP US APPRECIATE NATIVE AMERICAN HISTORY MONTH AT ARCHBISHOP IRELAND MEMORIAL LIBRARY

HELP US APPRECIATE NATIVE AMERICAN HISTORY MONTH AT ARCHBISHOP IRELAND MEMORIAL LIBRARY. Check out some good dvds, and books by native authors: Sherman Alexie N. Scott Momaday Louise Erdrich James Wilson Jim Northrup Peter Razer Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve Linda Hogan

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Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe Plant Materials Center. Title text here. 2010 Accomplishments.

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