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Lesson 1 “The Ojibwa”

Early Ojibwa Culture What was life like for the early Ojibwa? Hunted and fished in homemade birch bark canoes, which was their main mode of transportation Grew small amount of vegetables, because they lived in forests where the soil was not rich. Gathered food like wild rice and berries in the northern Great Lakes region

After the Europeans came, how did life change for the Ojibwa? The Ojibwa no longer had to produce everything they needed. They could trade with the Europeans. The Europeans traded cloth, guns, and knives for skins from beavers trapped by the Ojibwa.

Compare and Contrast Early Ojibwa to Ojibwa today Many Ojibwa still live in the northern Great Lakes region Still hunt and fish and make traditional crafts Many work in cities Some live on reservations Travel by birch bark canoe Gathered rice and berries along the northern Great Lakes.

Other Native American Groups Sioux Indians Ottawa Potawatomi

Lesson 1 Review Describe the places where the Ojibwa traveled before the Europeans came to the Great Lakes region. What is one way that Ojibwa use of the land changed after Europeans came to the region? How do some Native Americans help other Native Americans today?