Minnesota Geography
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WAASA INAABIDAA - WE LOOK IN ALL DIRECTIONS
#101 Gakina-awiiya — We Are All Related
This episode explores the Ojibwe relationship with the natural environment before European contact, and how the land and lives of Ojibwe people were dramatically altered when this delicate balance clashed with the Euro-American philosophies of resource exploitation, treaties, land ownership and reservations. Finally, viewers learn about Ojibwe self-determination in the late 20th century, which firmly reconnects the traditional Ojibwe relationship with all living things.
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WAASA INAABIDAA -
WE LOOK IN ALL DIRECTIONS
Web-Site
Image Links
Video Clip Link
Ojibwe Migration
(migration at 3:45+)
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Text of Book by Eastman
Video
Dakota Exile
Video Link
Seven Council Fires (Dakota)
Video Link
American Experience (Dakota)
Video Clip Link
Ojibwe Language
Link
Dakota Activity
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Minnesota Indian Affairs Council
Dakota and Ojibwe Treaties
Instructor Materials
Links: Optional Videos
Student Exercise Support Materials
View online as PDF - Do Not Print
Color Handouts
Color Handouts
Seven Prophecies Route
Native American Names
1820’s Maps
Kanabec 1874 Map
Treaty Handout
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Ethnographic Biography
Link: Map Only
Link: Lecture Territorial Roads and Treaty LandsPDF
-Bias
-Narrator
-Pleasure of the President
-Wisconsin Death March
-Allotment Act
Size of Parcel
Type of land
-Loss of tax land 1930’s
-Treaty Rights
Sovereign Nation
Hunting and Fishing Rights
Casinos
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Treaty of Mendota
Video Link:
You-Tube
A People's History of the Anishinaabe in Minnesota: Part 2
Link: Lecture Territorial Roads and Treaty LandsPDF
Link:
No Bog or Iron Range Lecture
