Ojibwe migration paper PDF

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1) When I scrolled down past the title, I saw the Anishinaabe migration Journey map right away. There are some colors and an arrow that points to the left, telling us what each color means. Green represents the extent of Ojibwe ceded lands. Yellow represents the Ojibwe reserve or reservation. Orange represents the reserve shared with other nations. Lastly the arrow represents the approximate route of migration journey in 2001. Under the map there’s a video called the Birch Bark Canoe. The video explained how important canoes played a big role in their journey and Canada. They also talked about the different types of canoes and one important difference between canoes and European ships was that canoes could carry a heavy amount of weight and it was also facing forward unlike the European ships. They mentioned how it helped them with hunting when they were in the water. Under the video, there are two pictures. In one of the pictures, a family is on a canoe. The next picture shows people on canoes and as well as the mark of where they traveled. Underneath the pictures there is an explanation about why they decided to migrate and what the prophet vision was. After that there are pictures and 7 Stops that they made throughout their journey and there are also pictures on each key stopping point. 2) The 7 prophecies or also known as the seven fires came and warned people that their land and people would be destroyed by a light skin race if they didn’t leave the areas. After that Anishinabe people started traveling western great lake regions following a sign of sacred visions. They made 7 stops. Mooniyaang,Gichi-Gakebikaag(Niagara Falls),Wawiiantanong, Manitoulin Island,Baawitgong,Wiikwedong, and Madeline.They migrated based on the sacred visions and dreams that they had. For example, when they were off track on their migration the prophet said that a small boy would be born and led them on track and to Migis Shell. Not long ago after the vision, a boy was born and led them to Migis Shell. When they splitted, the southern group made their way to westend of Lake Superior of Duluth, Dakota people were already there which led them to fight. There is a belief that a Dakota man and Ojibwe woman fell in love and fled to the spirit island. The confederacy of the three fires are when the nation splitted into 3 to become Ottawa, Potawatomi and the Ojibwe. Ojibwe is the older brother, Ottawa is the middle brother, and Potawatomi is the younger brother. 3) The spiritual belief and prophecy played a big role when they followed their sacred visions and held their ceremonies on their journey stops. What surprised me was when they followed a vision or dream that one of the women had about the turtle shape like an island. In other parts of the world, women weren’t considered equal as men. We can see that by looking for the turtle shape like an island, there are cultural differences and they respected their women. Even when they lost track, they still waited for sacred vision to appear before moving to the next stop. 4) I want to learn more about the war between the Dakota people and Ojibwe people when Ojibwe people arrived on Lake Superior and what happened after....