The document summarizes a journey to the St. Lawrence Lowlands to learn about an inheritance from a father who had passed away. It describes the traveler visiting the area to learn about the natives who live there and gain knowledge of the New World to bring back and share. It then includes the lyrics of a song about falling in love with an Ojibwe girl but having her heart broken. The credits list the areas different group members focused on for the project and that the script and powerpoint were a group effort.

1. St. Lawrence
Lowlands
By an awesome group:
Tamiko, Eehjoon,
Jean, and Daphne

2. I’m on my way to the New World, to find out what kind of
a person my father was. He has recently passed away and
left me with his farming and trading business. My father
had made friends with the neighbouring natives that had
land close to his, which eventually, he bought to cultivate
resources. I’ll be visiting the St. Lawrence Lowlands to
learn about my inheritance, as well as the natives who live
there. I’ll be bringing back knowledge of the New World
and will return to my homeland to inform my British
family and friends.

5. 3 months, 15
days, and 6 hours
later……

7. 2 months, 26 days
and 19 hours later…

9. 2 months, 1 day, and
7 hours later…

16. “Ojibwe Girl”
• Well, I took a stroll on the old long walk
Of a day -I-ay-I-ay
I met a little girl and I took a shot
On a fine spring day -I-ay
And I ask you, friend, what's a fella to do
'Cause her hair was black and her eyes were true
And I knew right then I'd be takin' a whirl
'Round the Niagara falls, Ojibwe girl
We were halfway there when the rain came down
Of a day -I-ay-I-ay
And he asked me up to his flat downtown
Of a fine soft day -I-ay
And I ask you, friend, what's a girl to do
'Cause his hair was black and his eyes were true
So I took his hand and I gave him a twirl
And I lost my heart to an English fool
When I woke up I was all alone
With a broken heart and a ticket home
And I ask you now, tell me what would you do
If her hair was black and her eyes were true
I've traveled around been all over this world
I ain't never seen nothin' like Ojibwe girl

17. The End

18. Credits
• Tamiko (Clark): Economy, Cultural
backgrounds
• Eehjoon (O’Hanigan): Politics
• Jean (Migiziins – Little Eagle):
Climate, Geography
• Daphne (Hontas Poca): Vegetation, Wildlife
• Script written by everyone
• Powerpoint made by everyone

19. Bibliography