Tribe Of Ojibwa By Emma &Jordyn
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The Ojibwa Tribe are an Algonquian group who lived in wigwams and hunted, danced, ate, drank, and talked. They ate foods like corn, squash, beans, rice, tea, tobacco, maple sugar, and berries. They helped by making tools and other items out of birch bark, and danced to drums.
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