What did the chippewa eat?

Answer 1

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If you mean the Indian tribe,here is the answer:The Chippewa and Ojibwa were two names for the same Indian nation or band of Indians. They lived in North Central United States and Canada. Chippewa was the name commonly used in the United States and Ojibwa was used in Canada. They lived in different environments. The woodland Chippewas were mostly farming people, harvesting rice and corn, fishing, hunting small game,and gathering fruit and nuts.

Answer 2

The Chippewa native Americans hunted for their food mainly with bows and arrows. There were female and male roles both just as important. Women maintained the fields while men hunted. The three sisters (Squash, Pumpkin, and Corn) were all planted together for the best possible harvest.

Answer 3

The Woodland Chippewa's were mostly farming people. They harvested wild rice and corn, fished, hunted small game, and gathered nuts and fruit. The Plains Chippewa's were big-game hunters, and buffalo meat made up most of their diet.

Answer 4

They eat corn, beans, squash,and other things they could find.

Answer 5

Venison, small game, fish, or other foods they traded for, or picked.

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Answer 6

they ate deer and bear and plants

Answer 7

Food.