Montana Memory Project. [Cree Indians, Havre, Montana, 1892] Metadata for:

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Man in the Moon by: 6 th graders When people say that they can see a man in the moon, they mean that they can see a whole person. It is usually an old.

Advertisements

The Old West Past Grand Masters of Dakota I.O.O. F., 1890, at Deadwood, S.D. A.E. Clough, A.E.Nugent, H.J. Rowe, Wm. A. Bently, F.W. Miller, F.S. Emeison.

Native American By Abdoul and J

Two Worlds Collide Chapter 7. Nations in Negotiation Before most Americans wanted to live in Montana, they worked on ways to get across it. However, to.

Blackfoot Indians. They lived in the Northern Great Plains, so in Montana and Idaho and Alberta Canada. They migrated from the Great Lakes region to the.

By: Ryan D., Charlie C., and Owen I..  Nickname : The Treasure State  Region : Mid West  Capital : Helena  Major Cities : Billings, Great Falls, Missoula.

Montana Memory Project. Blackfeet woman on a horse with travois Metadata for:

Crow Indians. [Crow Indian camp]. Metadata for:

SAND CREEK MASSACRE BY: REBECCA, KYLE, JAKE, KATIE, ALEX.

Wars for the West Chapter 18, Section 2 Pioneer Trail Junior High.

THE CHEYENNE TRIBE By Hunter Alexander. The Cheyenne Tribe  The Cheyenne were a very skilled hunting tribe. They used bow and arrows and horses. They.

1st 100 sight words.

Battles for the West. Cochise – Chiricahua Apache Image: Fort Tularosa Apache Pass.

Blackfeet Indians. A Blackfeet man in full ceremonial dance Metadata for:

Westward Expansion.

Chapter 1 The Great Basin Indians Paiutes. Location Nevada, California, Idaho, Oregon, and Utah; between the Rocky Mountains and Sierra Nevada Mountains.

In January the Day of Straw Bear is celebrated. Men and boys dress up as Straw bears. Bears circulate on the streets, dancing and parading.

The Encounter of Cultures on The American Frontier

WAR ON PLAINS AFTER THE CIVIL WAR COACH BROWN’S – OKLAHOMA HISTORY.

The First Americans. Arrival ●Between 10, ,000 years ago, glaciers covered the earth ●A land bridge was formed between Siberia and Alaska.

Odd one out A boat, an arrows, a bow, a wigwam, a bird.

Montana Tribes and Reservations. Blackfeet Reservation  The Blackfeet is the only tribe that lives on this reservation  At one time it was the largest.

Urban Changes Neighborhoods: Then and Now. There’s nothing quite like a neighborhood. Let’s look at how neighborhoods have changed through the years.

By TREVOR DILL Who am I?. I’m an Indian. I was born on March 3, 1840 in Wallowa Valley, Oregon.

Pre Columbian America. North America Greenland Canada United States Mexico.

Stories of the Oregon Country began in the ______ Stretched from northern California to the southern border of Alaska. The ______________________________________.

Lewis and Clark By: Kayla Hetherman + Ashley Gaffney.

Because they wanted to get rich but it wont as easy as they thought.

Walking the White Road Mr. Williams 10 th Grade U.S. History September 1, 2009.

Native Americans for 4th Arctic – Inuit Northwest – Kwakiutl Plateau – Nez Perce Southwest – Hopi Plains – Pawnee Southeastern - Seminole "kwah-kee-oo-tull”

Unit 2 the Early U. S. Lesson 2. The Eastern Woodlands pg. 52 *The Eastern Woodlands stretched east from the Mississippi River to the Atlantic Ocean.

Welcome to... A Game of X’s and O’s

Sioux Indians By Claire, David, and Taylor. Where they Lived The top of the Mississippi River The top of the Mississippi River Had 35 million acres Had.

Montana Memory Project. Indian Chief: Joe La Moose Metadata for:

The Five Indian Culture Areas  The map shows the five Indian culture areas.  In what area can you find the Cherokee?  In the Eastern Woodland culture.

BY: EMMA NESBITT AND ERIN KINNAIRD PD: 7 TH SACAGAWEA!!!

The Shoshoni Tribe By B rianna C hampneys Table Of Contents  Slide Three: Tribe Traditions  Slide Four: What Did They Eat?  Slide Five: Where Did.

The Louisiana Purchase

The Lewis and Clark Expedition

WAR ON PLAINS AFTER THE CIVIL WAR COACH BROWN’S – OKLAHOMA HISTORY.

The World Around Us Unit 2. Lesson One Maps and Locations Location- maps show where something is.

20 pt 30 pt 40 pt 50 pt 10 pt 20 pt 30 pt 40 pt 50 pt 10 pt 20 pt 30 pt 40 pt 50 pt 10 pt 20 pt 30 pt 40 pt 50 pt 10 pt 20 pt 30 pt 40 pt 50 pt 10 pt TribesReservations.

Fort Belknap Assiniboine and Gros Ventre (White Clay People)

Native American Civilizations Bill Guidinger Hampton Park Christian School November 4, 2003.

Flathead Indians. Chief Charlo of the Flatheads on horseback Metadata for:

The First Americans.

American Indians Under Pressure !

What can you remember?. When you think of the Native Americans you should think of 5 areas of their life. Can you work out what these are? Lifestyle Culture.

LEWIS AND CLARK’S JOURNEY CORPS OF DISCOVERY New Nation.

Draw a Plains Indian in your book and label it with stereotypes.

History Through Film Mr. Clark

Who were the Native Americans?

Native Americans of the Plains

1825–40 INDIAN LAND The Great Plains were seen as a desert and not wanted by anyone other than the Plains Indians. 1825–38 The eastern Indian nations.

August 31, The expedition sets out with a Shoshone guide called Old Toby, along with 29 horses and a mule. September 9, The expedition camps.

The Osage Trade by Oklahoma Artist Charles Banks Wilson.

Presented By Indian Dresses

Presented By Indian Ethnic Dresses

By Indian Dresses

Indian Wedding Dresses.

Native Experience.

Who explored the Far West?

The Encounter of Cultures on The American Frontier

The Bear Went Over the Mountain PowerPoint by Camille Page

Famous People William Clark Meriwether Lewis Sacagawea

“Go west, young man, go west” -John B.L. Soule Created by Mr. Riter

INDIAN DRESSES.

Presentation transcript:

Montana Memory Project

[Cree Indians, Havre, Montana, 1892] Metadata for:

[Plains Cree family taken near Butte, 1906.] Metadata for:

Andrew Valler, wife and kids Metadata for:

Bob Small in full Indian dress Metadata for:

Camp of Cree Indians, Northern Montana, A Metadata for:

Chief Kenewash Metadata for:

Chief Little Bear Metadata for:

Cree Indian encampment in Northwest Territory Metadata for:

Cree Indian encampment in the Cypress Mountains Metadata for:

Cree Women Roasting a Dog. Metadata for:

Fort Missoula soldiers during Cree removal Metadata for:

Frame for Sundance Lodge Metadata for:

Little Bear "Immasees" Cree Indian Chief, Havre, Mont Metadata for:

Little Bear and an unidentified man Metadata for:

Loud Thunder, Frenchman, and Linderman with flag Metadata for:

North side of 1st Street, Havre, Montana. Metadata for:

Old Boy O-CHA-SE-MAS Metadata for:

Plains Cree taken near Butte, Metadata for:

Rocky Boy, Chief of the Crees. Metadata for: