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  1. 4. A place where fruit trees are grown.
  2. 7. A traditional symbol of abundance, shaped like a horn.
  3. 10. A savory sauce often served with a roast dinner.
  4. 12. Indigenous people with Cree and Ojibwe cultural and linguistic roots.
  5. 16. Extra food saved for a later time.
  6. 19. Alliance of the Ojibwe, Odawa, and Potawatomi.
  7. 21. Island A name used by some Indigenous peoples for North America.
  8. 23. An Anishinaabe word referring to family, relatives or fellow people.
  9. 27. Ojibwe word for wild rice.
  10. 29. A name associated with the Great Spirit or Great Mystery.
  11. 30. A yellow crop traditionally grown by many Indigenous peoples.
  12. 31. Traditional Anishinaabe spiritual society
  13. 32. The gathering of crops and other foods.
  14. 35. Shell beads traditionally used by Indigenous peoples to record history, treaties, and laws.
  15. 37. A coming together of people.
  16. 38. When day and night are approximately equal.
  17. 39. Indigenous people whose traditional homeland includes the Ottawa River valley and parts of Ontario and Quebec.
  18. 40. A harvest vegetable that comes in many varieties.
  19. 41. An Ojibwe people whose communities are found mainly in the Canadian Prairies.
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  1. 1. Indigenous people also known as the Ottawa.
  2. 2. A Great Lakes Indigenous nation that joined with the Ojibwe and Odawa in the Council of Three Fires.
  3. 3. An orange squash often associated with autumn.
  4. 5. A small, tart red berry.
  5. 6. A hard-skinned fruit related to squash, often used decoratively.
  6. 8. Sweet fruits often gathered and preserved.
  7. 9. A large or special meal.
  8. 11. Deer; an important source of meat.
  9. 13. A simple bread now strongly associated with Indigenous food in Canada.
  10. 14. The tree that gives us syrup.
  11. 15. A seasoned mixture traditionally made of breadcrumbs and served inside or alongside poultry.
  12. 17. One of the largest Indigenous peoples in Canada, with many communities around the Great Lakes.
  13. 18. A common traditional food around the Great Lakes.
  14. 20. A drink commonly made from pressed apples.
  15. 22. The ongoing process of addressing the relationship and injustices between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples.
  16. 24. A collective including several Indigenous peoples of the Great Lakes region.
  17. 25. Thankfulness.
  18. 26. A nutritious crop often grown alongside corn and squash.
  19. 28. An Anishinaabe people associated with Lake Nipissing.
  20. 33. An Anishinaabe word for Earth or land.
  21. 34. A pastry with a sweet or savory filling.
  22. 36. An Anishinaabe people whose traditional territory includes the area around present-day Toronto.