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The Ojibway descent is formed into 5 different original clans. Each clan is has at least 21 sub clans like; Wawaazisii meaning the bullhead clan, Moozwaanowed meaning the little moose tail clan, and the Nooke meaning the bear clan. Ojibway people are known for being fisherman, hunters, farmers and harvested things like sugar and rice. They learned how to make medicine from wild
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