The Ojibwa's are very strong

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The Ojibwa's are very strong will never give
up.
Ojibwa
By Kayla
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Homes and village s
Homes and village s

• The Ojibwa homes are called a wigwam. Their house
  is round with a circular top. It is made from
  trees and bark.

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Homes and Villages

• Both men women helped make wigwams.
• The men bent trees poles to make the frame.
• The women covered it with grasses bark.

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• The Ojibwa ate many different things like
  vegetables, wild rice, fish, nuts, meat, berries,
  and, sweet maple sugar.
  

food
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food

• They gathered nuts, berries, and also used maple
  sugar to make the food taste sweet.

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Clothing
Clothing

• The Europeans brought cloth materials and beads
  to North America.
• (They made their clothing out of plants).

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Clothing

• The men wore deerskin leggings, shirts and
  moccasins.
• The women wore the same exact clothing, but on
  special days they wore
  dresses, and moccasins.

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Location and Environment

• The Ojibwa Indians land is bordered by oceans,
  trees, grasses, sand, and dirt.

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Location and Environment

• The Ojibwa used to live around Canada near the
  Great Lakes area.

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Weapons for Hunting and Fighting

• The Ojibwa tribes weapons were made out of
  stones, sticks, rope, and, many other materials.

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Weapons for Hunting and Fighting

• One of the Ojibwas weapons is called a hatchet.
  We use these now with sticks and stones.

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Customs, Beliefs, and Religion

• The Ojibwas religion is based on spirits. A
  religion is a set of beliefs that people follow.
  The Ojibwa respected nature because the spirits
  controlled it. Some spirits controlled the
  weather. Other spirits controlled peoples
  health.

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Customs, Beliefs, and Religion

• The Ojibwa sang songs that were prayers in their
  religion.
• Today, many Ojibwa are members of the Christian
  faith.

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Roles of Men

• The role for a man was to go spear fishing or
  hunting for food and trading for better goods.

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Roles of Women

• The role for a woman was to cook for their
  families and to watch their children and family.

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Roles of Children

• The role for a child was to play wooden games
  to do jobs around their houses to help there
  families.

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Leadership and Government

• When clans go traveling, they always have a warm
  place to stay at like a friends or families tipi.

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Leadership and Government

• A clans symbol is usually an animal or a bird.
• One Ojibwas clan used a bear for its symbol.

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Arts and Crafts

• The arts and crafts they made were suits, toys,
  and dolls.

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bibliography

• Bill ,Lund. The Ojibwa Indians. USA Capstone
  Press,1997.
• Susan Stan. The Ojibwe. Vero beach Florida
  Rourke Publications Inc. 1989.

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• The Ojibwas Are, Super Strong Will
  Never Give Up! .

By Kayla,