The Ojibwe: People, Culture, and History (Indigenous Peoples)
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The Ojibwe: People, Culture, and History (Indigenous Peoples)

by Kim Sigafus

History Education Indigenous Studies Culture
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The Ojibwe: People, Culture, and History provides an accessible overview of the Ojibwe, with attention to their people, culture, and history. Part of the Indigenous Peoples series, it is a useful starting point for students, educators, and general readers seeking to learn more about Ojibwe heritage.

About This Book

The Ojibwe: People, Culture, and History introduces readers to the Ojibwe and their place within the broader study of Indigenous peoples.

It brings together three central areas of focus: Ojibwe people, culture, and history.

Written by Kim Sigafus, this book is suited to readers seeking a concise and accessible educational resource.

It can support general learning about Indigenous heritage and the historical and cultural experiences of the Ojibwe.

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