These people followed the Miigis shell as it rose and sank to a land where food grew upon water. An otter offered these people’s sacred rites (15[1])to (15[1])their trickster figure after underwater spirits killed the latter’s wolf brother. The Seven Fires prophecies (15[1])and maps (15[1])on (-5[1])wiigwaasabak (“weeg-WAH-suh-buck”), or birch bark scrolls, (15[1])trace these people’s migration (-5[1])west. A culture hero (15[1])of these people defeated (15[1])Paul Bunyan in a fight, (-5[1])whacking him with a fish (15[1])in embellished online retellings. A hero of these people also known as Mishaabooz (-5[1])who defeated the (*) Windigo with plenty is imagined walking with Linnaeus among the retellings (-5[1])in Braiding Sweetgrass. Nokomis raised that trickster of these people, (10[1])erroneously equated by (-5[1])Henry Wadsworth Longfellow with Hiawatha. (10[1]-5[1])For 10 points, Midewiwin was founded by the rabbit Nanabozho, (-5[1])a trickster venerated by what Great Lakes people? (0[1])■END■ (10[5]0[7])