[CHF 200] - Final Exam Guide - Ultimate 30 pages long Study Guide!

• School: University of Maine
• Department: Child Development and Family Relations
• Course: CHF 200
• Professor: Sandra Caron

Document Summary

Micmac: tribe resides in parts of aroostook county. Pleasant point these were tribes fought against europeans and later signed some of many. Had roles that reflected those of hunter, warrior, builder of village. Provided food, built dwellings, kept family safe from harm from animals, wars, and later europeans. Many roles: held highest respect and regarded as spiritually powerful within family. Cooked, finished dwelling, firekeepers, gathered wood and foods, made clothing, jewelry and other permanent articles of clothing for family. Helped mother and other women within village to gather wood, gather foods. Assisted men in any way possible but stayed out of their way. Men had some of most dangerous jobs. Pre-european contact leather clothing (deer or moose hide) jewelry made from raw materials (animals, shells, feathers, etc. ) long hair, painted faces, traditional gender roles live in wigwams. Make something then give it to them to show interest. Post-european contact fabric clothing (bead work, women"s peaked hat style came from.