Social Studies- Dakota & Ojibwe Practice Exam Questions With Correct Answers

Respect and Courtesy - correct answers Wohoda Storage Containers - correct answers parfleche Hide between poles for carrying supplies - correct answers travois Home of Ojibwe - correct answers wigwam Parents, kids, aunts, uncles, and grandparents all living together - correct answers extended family To plant and care for crops - correct answers cultivate animal skin cleaned, stretched and dried - correct answers pelts Home of Dakota in winter - correct answers tipi generosity - correct answers ohanwaste belief that your culture is superior - correct answers ethnocentrism respect older member of the tribe - correct answers elder purposeful repeating if stories - correct answers oral tradition home of the Dakota in spring and summer - correct answers barkhouse used to keep babies safe and comfortable - correct answers cradleboard to take another culture - correct answers assimilation agreements between groups for a common goal - correct answers alliances people move from one location to another - correct answers migration used to make canoes - correct answers birchbark Dakota taught Ojibwe to hunt bison - correct answers cultural diffusion waste product of wild rice - correct answers chaff Why did the Dakota and Ojibwe go to war with each other - correct answers Because they both wanted fur from Europe Metal Axes - correct answers Didn't take as much time to make canoes, house, and firewood Guns - correct answers Helped them hunt better Pelts - correct answers Caused a decrease in pottery making and basket weaving Step 1 of wild rice - correct answers Host a celebration to thank nature Step 2 or wild rice - correct answers They tied the stalks of grain into bundles and let them dry Step 3 of wild rice - correct answers Then they struck them with a rod so the rice would fall into the canoe Step 4 of wild rice - correct answers Brought the rice to the mats to let them dry in the sun Step 5 of wild rice - correct answers then it was roasted over a fire and poured into a pit lined with hide Step 6 of wild rice - correct answers Boys would walk on the rice so the husks would fall off. Step 7 of wild rice - correct answers Then they would shake the rice so all the chaff would fall off what is the custom of Zaagido - correct answers To go to homes begging for things