By Jordyn and Lucas. Anishinaabeg/ Ojibwa/ Chippewa.

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By Jordyn and Lucas

Anishinaabeg/ Ojibwa/ Chippewa

Atlantic coast of North America

Corn Rabbit Fox Beaver Squash Ducks Pumpkin Geese Wild strawberries Fish Wild plums Wild bird Rasberris Meat Blueberries Animal fat Blackberries

 Wigwams (summer)  Long houses (winter)

 Girls and women make them  Made out of animal skin  Were deer skin shoes

 After a day of harvesting & preparing rice, they spend the day playing and feasting  They cook a feast to celebrate the first rice

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