The "Great Spirit," the God of the Algonquian and Ojibwe people, was known by what name?

In many Native languages, Gitche Manitou signifies the "Great Spirit." Manitou is a popular Algonquian word that refers to a spirit, enigma, or god. This phrase is often used by Native American churches in Mexico, the United States, and Canada.

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