The Migration and Cultural Variation of the Ojibwe People

This chapter explores the history and migration patterns of the Ojibwe people, tracing their origins from Algonquian language tribes on the East Coast to their eventual settlement in the Great Lakes region. It highlights the long process of migration and the cultural variation within Ojibwe society, emphasizing their intolerance of being told what to do. The chapter also mentions the interactions and deals made by the Ojibwe people with neighboring tribes and colonial powers, including the United States.