Week 28 Quiz- Anishinaabek Tribes

Who were the first people to call Michigan their home?

• The Europeans

• The hunters

• The Anishinaabek

• The Explores

The Odawa/Ottawa, Ojibwe,/Chippewa, and _____ tribes make up the Anishinaabek.

• Potawatomi

• Michigan

• European

• American

A story that your grandmother told you about how her people were made long ago is an example of _____

• A written history

• Archaeological evidence

• A creation story

• A bedtime story

True or false; Archeologists are people who study objects from long ago.

• True

• False

What did the Anishinaabek people use to keep track of their history?

• Verbally share stories with each other

• Write in a journal

• Draw pictures

• Take pictures on a camera

What are the Anishinaabek people also known as?

• The Three Chiefs

• The Three Fires

• The Three People

• The Three Candles

Which tribe is considered the oldest brother?

• the Potawatomi tribe

• the Odawa tribe

• the Ojibwe tribe

• the Anishinaabek tribe

Which tribe lived in the lower peninsula?

• the Potawatomi tribe

• the Odawa tribe

• the Ojibwe tribe

• the Anishinaabek tribe

Why did they build their homes near lakes? Choose all that apply

• Lakes provided a way to travel

• They can trade more

• They could fish for food

• They wanted to swim whenever they wanted

How many recognized tribes are there in Michigan?

• 5

• 15

• 9

• 12