GREAT PLAINS NATIVE AMERICANS

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GREAT PLAINS NATIVE AMERICANS

Northwest Coastal Plains Settlement Pattern Arctic Northwest Coastal Plains Great Plains West Eastern Woodlands Southwest

Natural Resources Buffalo Grassy open plains Wild vegetables & berries

Sources of Food and Clothing Buffalo were the main resource of survival. They used buffalo meat for food and the hide for clothing.

Shelter Teepees made from buffalo hide. Teepees could easily be taken down to support their nomadic lifestyle.

Technology Bow and arrows Spears Transportation-horseback and snowshoes

Adaptations to Environment The Great Plains lives centered around the buffalo. They were nomadic and traveled from place to place to follow where the buffalo went. nomadic: to move and travel around a lot

Culture Buffalo was the center of their lives. They worshiped the buffalo and believed it was sacred. Buffalo hunts were held twice a year. Many tribes would get together to go on a big hunt. Men did the hunting and women would prepare.

Social Structure Many small tribes lived and traveled together. Each tribe had a chief that was in charge of the group.

Major Tribes Arapaho Pawnee Cheyenne Apache