What did the Ojibwa do that the Dakota Indians did not do?

Answer 1

A complete answer would fill many books, but a few examples are:

• the Ojibwas built wigwams, the Dakota did not
• the Ojibwas built birchbark canoes, the Dakotas did not
• the Ojibwas had a society of shamans called midewewin, the Dakotas did not
• the Ojibwas used ribbonwork decoration on clothing, the Dakotas did not
• the Ojibwa men often wore cloth turbans, the Dakotas did not
• the Ojibwas made a specific type of moccasin with a puckered front seam, the Dakotas did not
• the Ojibwas lived north of Lake Superior, the Dakotas did not
• the Ojibwas had clans called Crane, Loon, Hawk, Gull, Pike, Otter, Moose, Caribou, Wolf and Lynx, the Dakotas did not
• the Ojibwas spoke an Algonquian language, the Dakotas did not
• the Ojibwas made containers of birchbark (wigwassi-makak), the Dakotas did not
• the Ojibwas performed an annual Snowshoe Dance to give thanks for their ability to continue hunting in winter, the Dakotas did not
• Ojibwa men often wore decorated garters around their leggings, just below the knees, the Dakotas did not
• Ojibwa bows often had curved scoops cut out along one edge, Dakota bows did not

. . . . the list could go on indefinitely.