Amin 1003

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bdewakantoan

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mystic lake dwellers

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Ihantoan

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dwellers at the end of the village

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Ihantoana

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Little dwellers at the end of the village

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Sissetoan

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Fish dwellers

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Tetoan

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plain dwellers

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wahpekute

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shooters among the leaves

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wahpetoan

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dwellers among the leaves

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Turtle

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King of fish dwellers

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Chaska

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first born son

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winona

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first born daughter

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Clapp act

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if you could prove you had any white blood in you, you could sell your land

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Dawes Allotment Act

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Tribal land into private land

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Public Law 280

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Tribes lost some power and gave it to the state.

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Tribes

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720

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Federally recognized tribes

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556

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Languages

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300

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Language Families

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56

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Bear

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Police, eventually became healers

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Deer

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gentle

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crane/loon

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leadership, check and balance system

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martins

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warriors

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bird

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spiritual

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fish

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intellectual

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turtle

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king of fish clan

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Reason french came to america

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fur, faith, fun

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Reasons English came to america

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Land, Land, Land

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Spanish

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god, glory, gold

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What are some factors that contribute to the poverty levelsof the past and current Red Lake Tribal Members?

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The United States government not abiding by signed treaties

■ Lack of trust in the U.S. government

○ Shortage of employment opportunities (50% unemployment)

■ Lack of economic growth

● Low infrastructure levels

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How many Ojibwe first language speakers arethere today?

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1,000 speakers in Minnesota and Wisconsin, with most located in theRed Lake Community of Ponemah(Anton Treuer) .

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What is the main business enterprise thatsupports the reservation?

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Gaming/Casinos

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What is the purpose of the Wacipi Club?

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Preserves culture by exposing Community youth totraditional Native activities.

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How has the SMSC addressed the problem of poor tribalnutrition on the reservation and nation wide?

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Seeds of Native Health

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What are some ways Leech Lake Band of Ojibwecommunicate to the public and their tribe?

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Newspaper and radio station

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What is one Health Service update for the year 2015?

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New Mobile Clinic for Outlying Communities

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What are the core values the Mille Lacs Band ofOjibwe live by called?

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Seven Grandfather Teachings

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Nelson Act

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Relocated all reservations to White Earth in order to get more land

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minnetonka

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big water

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minnesota

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where clouds reflect water

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pejutasapa

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coffee, black medicine

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aciwaciakekte

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i will see you again

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minehaha

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laughing waters