Literature Ch 2 Buffalo Dance flashcards

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Reason the Ojibway are always at war with the Dakotas

Back

The Ojibway hate the Dakotas.

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Chanuka's reason for bringing Neosho back as a captive

Back

Chanuka's tribe would punish him if he returned from enemy territory empty-handed, and he wants to prove his maturity and skill to his chief.

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What the Buffalo Dance celebrates

Back

The Buffalo Dance celebrates a successful buffalo hunt.

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Article of clothing Neosho gives to Chanuka

Back

He gives Chanuka his moccasins.

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News Chanuka gives to his chief at the end of the story

Back

The Dakotas have plenty of food and are prepared for winter, and the Ojibways should not go to war with them.

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What lesson does Chanuka learn from his experience with the Dakotas?

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He learns that understanding and kindness can exist even between enemies, and that war is not always the answer.

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How does Neosho treat Chanuka during his captivity?

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Neosho treats Chanuka with respect and hospitality, showing him the ways of his people.

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What is the significance of the moccasins Neosho gives to Chanuka?

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The moccasins symbolize friendship and peace between the two boys, despite their tribes being enemies.