7th Grade: NewsELA: One of America’s last Indigenous birchbark canoe builders launches hunting boat

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Read the article below. Answer the questions for each page.

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Posljednje ažuriranje over 4 years ago

Instrukcije

Read the article below. Answer the questions for each page.

Read the paragraph from the introduction [paragraphs 1-6].
“The teaching is, alone we’re weak, but together we’re strong,” Valliere said. “These materials are all weak, but when they come together, they become strong. When we’re done, we’re going to demonstrate beating a hammer on the side of this canoe. And it won’t damage it.”
What conclusion is BEST supported by the paragraph?

The Ojibwe people cannot live without their birchbark canoes.

The way birchbark canoes are built represents the spirit of Ojibwe culture.

Birchbark canoes are built with thick, strong pieces of wood.

Only a few people know how to build birchbark canoes.

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Such canoes had not been used since the Ojibwe were forced out of the area in 1833.

This was the largest known canoe ever built in Ojibwe history.

The canoe represented a treaty between the Indigenous tribes and Europeans.

Three generations of Ojibwe were involved in building the canoe.

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