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Life and Culture of the Ojibway People in Upper Michigan and Beyond

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The Ojibway tribe inhabited areas in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and other U.S. regions. Their homes, made from natural materials, were unique structures with brown, half-oval shapes and flat sides. Ojibway clothing for men and women was crafted from animal skins and furs. Their diet included fish, rice, beans, squash, and berries, with hunting facilitated by bows and arrows, and fishing through spear fishing. Men hunted and protected families, while women cared for children. They traded animal pelts and enjoyed foot races, showcasing their vibrant culture.

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Life and Culture of the Ojibway People in Upper Michigan and Beyond

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  1. Native People: Ojibway • Kareem • Nils • Michael

  2. Location: Upper peninsula michigan Canada and other parts of the u.S. • The Ojibway tribe lived in upper parts of Michigan. x

  3. Materials their homes were made out of homes and shelter Describe what their homes look like…They loooked brown and like a half oval but the sides are flat. (insert a photo)

  4. CLOTHING MEN What materials made from? Animal skin &fur. WOMEN What materials made from? Animal skin & fur.

  5. food Types of food. They ate fish,rice,beans,squash & berries. How they hunted. They. used bow & arrows. Ways they caught fish.They spear fished. Ways they got fruits and vegetables and grains to eat. From plants.

  6. Roles of men women and children Men:They hunted & protected their families Women:theystayed with the kids. Children: They where home schooled.

  7. Special skils 1.They traded animal pelts. 2.They played foot races for fun.

  8. Interesting information They lived in dwellings. They raced.

  9. resources The 3 fire , Ojibway teaching.

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