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Social midterm

social midterm 7

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Hunting grounds A region of hunting. Th mi’kmaq used the land differently from season to season.
Saqamaw A leader of a mi’kmaq society
grand council When the saqamaw got together to make decisions ( h and m
Council of elders Groups of people that advised the saqamaw
snowshoes Shoes for walking on snow (HAM)
toboggan wooden sled used to transport goods on the snow (HAM)
Wigwam a structure made from poles and sheets of bark , wigwams were easy to put up , take down and transport.
Canoe A tool used to travel on water (HAM)
Wampum belt Belts or strings made out of beads to record history or agreements
Dodem clans in the anishinaabe society , all with special roles and representative animal
Ogimauh A leader of a dodem and a part of the anishinaabe
Consensus agreement with every one in the clan
Midewin society The Midewin were men and women from the anishinaabe who had special gifts as spiritual leaders and healers. People had great respect for them.
Permanent dwellings framed in wood and covered with elm bark Longhouses
Alliance An agreement among different nations to act together and support each others interests
Great law of peace The confederacy of the Haudenosaunee - The Great Law set down rules of government, in which each member nation of the confederacy had equal voice and status.
Hoyenah Cheifs of the haudenesaunee
Clan moth Female leaders of the haudenosaunee, powerful and choose hoyenah
Powwow A gathering among First Nations people to celebrate their cultures
Tewarathon Lacrosse
Staaar lammp
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