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What were the dodems?
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Dodems are clans in the Anishinabe society. Each clan had its importance.
Crane/Loon-Leadership Fish-teaching Bear-policing Hoof-community needs Marten-defense Bird-religion |
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Where did they live?
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The Anishinabe origionally lived north of Lake Superior and live in tepees.
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What where Anishinabe beliefs?
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The Anishinabe believed in nature, and learned to respect it. They only took what they need. The grandparents taught and told stories oral to the young. Wampum belts also was a way to tell history for it reccorded historical events. Artwork is also an important way to the Anishinabe to express history and stories. Artwork was a huge thing toward the Anishinabe society.
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Who where the Midewin society?
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The Midewin society were highly respected people who had special gifts as healers and leaders. They went trough years of secret training.
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What was Anishinabe democracy?
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Each clan had different jobs. The Crane and Loon clans were in charge of leaderrship, so they were the ones attending meetings. An Ogimauh is a leader of the intire Anishinabe tribe.
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Common food?
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The anishinabe traditionally ate wild rice. They would go in canoes around the water collecting the rice. They would grab a stalk of rice bring it over their canoe and would bat the rice into the boat.
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