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Haudensauness
People of the long house,And comes from the peoples traditional deweling
Anishnabe
Is the name that the people used for themselves it means original people
Mi'kmaq
This word is old it came from the work nikmaq which means my brothers.
Saqamaw
A leader in the Mi'kmaq society.
Hunting grounds
A region for hunting.The Mi'kmaq used the land differently from season to season
Grand council
A council for all sevenn districts of the Mi'kmaq nation
Council of Elders
Groups of respected people that chose and advisedMi'kmaq leaders
Unama'ki
One of the seven districts of the Mi'kmaq Nation.
Kespukwitk
One of the seven districts of the Mi'kmaq Nation
Mishomis
Grandfather
Dodem
A clan of the Anishnabe
Ogimauh
A leader of the Anishnabe
Consensus
Agreement by everyone
Midewin Society
A special society of the Anishnabe people
Wampum
Shell beads woven into belts of strings used to record treaties and other agreements among different nations
Clan Mothers
Female leaders of clans in the Haudensaunee society
Hoyaneh
A haudensaunee leader
Peacemaker
The man named Dekanawidah,who brought the Great Law of Peace to the Haudensaunee
Great Law of Peace
The constituation of the Haudensaunee confederacy
Alliance
An agreement among a group of nations to act together to support each other's interests
Protocols
Formal Rule
Consensus
Agreement by everyone
Tenet
A basic principal held in common by group
Tenet
A basic principal held in common by a group
Tewaarathon
Lacrosse
Powwow
A gathering of First Nations Peoples to celebrate their cultures