What kind of house did the Ojibwa live in?

Answer 1

The traditional dwellings of the Ojibwe were wigwams, either cone shaped or domed, made of a framework of branches or supple poles covered with large sheets of birch bark or mats of reeds. The cone-shaped variety may have been very temporary hunting shelters, while larger dome-shaped lodges served as more permanent houses.

The coverings could be rolled up and taken along to the next camp site.

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Answer 2

They lived in Montana North Dakota South Dakota, wyoming nebraska Colorado kansas Oklahoma Texas Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin

Answer 3

They mainly lived in Tipee's so it would be easy to travel in. Some Sioux lived in wigwams but, only a few tribes were like that.
The sioux lived in tipis [or teepees]

Answer 4

tepies