Question 1

Final homeland of the Ojibwe

Accepted Answer

Western Great Lakes

Answer

Eastern Great Lakes

Answer

Southern Great Lakes

Answer

the Great Lakes

Question 2

allies of the Ojibwe

Accepted Answer

Ottawa and Potawatomi

Answer

the Dakota and Iowa

Answer

Cree and Ho Chunk

Answer

Iroquois and Ottawa

Question 3

Where the Ojibwe reunited on Lake Superior?

Accepted Answer

Chequamegon Bay

Question 4

The Ojibwe journey from the Atlantic to the Western Great Lakes

Accepted Answer

The Seven Long Stops

Answer

The Ten Long Stops

Answer

The Eight Long Stops

Answer

The Six Long Stops

Question 5

round Ojibwe dwelling covered by bark

Accepted Answer

wigwam

Question 6

covered wigwams and Ojibwe canoes

Accepted Answer

birchbark

Answer

maple bark

Answer

aspen bark

Answer

pine bark

Question 7

moving from one region to another

Accepted Answer

migration

Question 8

edible grain that grows on northern lakes

Accepted Answer

Wild Rice

Question 9

The boiled sap of the maple tree is maple syrup.

Accepted Answer

true

Answer

false

Question 10

The agreement to cooperate between nations or groups is an alliance.

Accepted Answer

true

Answer

false

Question 11

term for the Ojibwe used by the U.S. government

Accepted Answer

Chippewa

Answer

Anishinaabe

Answer

Ojibwe

Answer

The People of White Earth

Question 12

Food: fishing, hunting, maple sugar, wild rice, and gardening

Accepted Answer

Basis for Ojibwe life

Answer

The old ways that have been given up.

Answer

Basis for Ojibwe marriage

Answer

Basis for Ojibwe power

Question 13

Name for all the Algonquian speaking people (All the Ojibwe)

Accepted Answer

Anishinaabe

Question 14

Writer of Ojibwe and European heritage who wrote about Ojibwe life and culture

Accepted Answer

William Warren

Answer

William Jefferson

Answer

William Frybread

Answer

William Eastman

Question 15

The Seven Long Stops was about searching for the land where food grew on the water

Accepted Answer

Ojibwe Prophecy

Answer

Ojibwe connection to Jewish people

Answer

Ojibwe Religion

Answer

Ojibwe Destiny

Question 16

Eastern Woodland enemy of the Ojibwe

Accepted Answer

Iroquois

Question 17

Ojibwe word for wild rice

Accepted Answer

Manoomin

Answer

Maze

Answer

Mandaamin

Answer

Wigwaas

Question 18

Ojibwe turned this into syrup, cakes, taffy, and sugar

Accepted Answer

Maple Sap

Answer

Maple Butter

Answer

Maple Trees

Answer

Maple Paste

Question 19

A place where an Ojibwe band made Maple Syrup

Accepted Answer

Sugar Camp

Answer

Maple Camp

Answer

Sweetness Camp

Answer

Syrup Camp

Question 20

sport played by the Ojibwe

Accepted Answer

Lacrosse

Answer

Hoopsters

Answer

Tennis

Answer

Wrestling

Question 21

Ojibwe word for summer

Accepted Answer

Niibin

Question 22

Ojibwe word for fall

Accepted Answer

Dagwaagin

Answer

Manoomin

Answer

Niibin

Answer

Mandaamin

Question 23

Women sat on one side of the Ceremonial Lodge to symbolize owning half the lodge

Accepted Answer

true

Answer

false

Question 24

heating the wild rice

Accepted Answer

Parching

Answer

Scalding

Answer

Torching

Answer

Burning

Question 25

Tossing the wild rice to separate the grain and husk

Accepted Answer

Winnowing

Answer

Separating

Answer

Flinging

Answer

Sifting

Question 26

Ojibwe value of sharing and generosity

Accepted Answer

Zaagido

Answer

Waagido

Answer

Saagido

Answer

Naagido

Question 27

Cooperation between Ojibwe and Dakota and the fur trade

Accepted Answer

Duluth Alliance 1679

Answer

Bemidji Alliance 1679

Answer

Boston Alliance 1679

Answer

Red Lake Alliance 1679

Question 28

self rule American Indian nations have

Accepted Answer

Sovereignty

Answer

Self Rule

Answer

Nationalism

Answer

Monarchy

Question 29

Ojibwe author and storyteller

Accepted Answer

Maude Kegg

Answer

Zinziibaakwad

Answer

Charles Eastman

Answer

Ohiyesa

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