By: Justin and max I like Menominee! !!!!!!!!. Location North Wisconsin Southern Michigan The blue is where they live.

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By: Justin and max I like Menominee! !!!!!!!!

Location North Wisconsin Southern Michigan The blue is where they live

food Wild rice Deer Sturgeon Squash Beans Berries Maple syrup nuts

clothing Breech cloth Moccasins Beads skirt. she is wearing … He is wearing Breech cloth Deer skin beads

housing Lodge Wigwams Huts They have sticks, straw, and cloth, deer skin, beads

In 1812 there was a war Menominee VS. Great breatin. Many lives where lost

Mecawetok sprit The story Deceived blind men They believe in…

bibliography Recite, Edward R. Menominee. Vero Beach, Flab: Rourkela Publications, Print. Sara. First Americans the Menominee. New York, Print Borrin.org. Web.

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