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What kind of instruments did the mikmaq tribe use to tell stories and history?
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What kind of stories did the tell?
tribe stories and history stories
What kind of stories did the Mi'kmaqs tell?
tribe stories and history stories
What do dreaming stories try to explain to the younger people of the tribe?
They tell the stories of the tribe's history and folklore. Many of these stories have morals for the young to learn.
What are the mikmaq tribe resources?
The resources of the mi'kmaq tribe were what the land, lakes and oceans provided. The Mi'kmaq were semi-nomadic and moved with the seasons. Food, shelter and tools were all made from readily available materials.
What instruments did the amerindians used?
Depends on the tribe.
What instruments does the Bambara tribe play?
trumpet
What is folk history?
Stories and personal histories passed down through a close collection of people, such as a family or tribe. Official history pertains to larger matters, folk history to everyday life within the clique.
What legends or stories did the Kalispel tribe tell each other and why were they important?
The Kalispel tribe shared legends and stories that conveyed their cultural and spiritual beliefs, history, and teachings. These stories were important for passing down knowledge, preserving their traditions, and strengthening their sense of identity and unity as a community. Some common themes in their stories included connections to nature, lessons on morality, and explanations of the origins of their people and the world around them.
What musical instruments did the inuit tribe use?
The Inuits used instruments such as drums and blow horns
What musical instruments did amerindians use?
Depends on the tribe.
Does the Ponca tribe have any stories?
yes.
What do the MikMaq tribes eat?
Kwe' (greetings). Yesterday evening my husband, his parents, and I had pork roast and peas with chocolate cake. We are Mi'kmaq people of the Bear River, Nova Scotia, tribe.
