What would an Ojibwa man have to prove to the family and mother of his prospective bride?
A) that he could survive the harsh winters
B) that he could build a good family wigwam
C) that he was a good hunter and provider
D) that he could be a good father

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The Ojibwa valued the ability to provide for one's family, so a prospective groom would have to prove that he was a skilled hunter and provider to win over the family and mother of his bride.

What Would an Ojibwa Man Have to Prove to the Family