The Great Plains Cultural Region extends through 10 states and three countries. It is the largest cultural region in the U.S.

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The Great Plains Cultural Region extends through 10 states and three countries. It is the largest cultural region in the U.S.

It was home to several different nations; Blackfoot, Arapaho, Crow, Cheyenne, Kiowa, Sioux and others, each with unique languages.

CommunityLand WildlifeBeliefs

-Each nation was divided into tribes overseen by chiefs or Sachems. -Leadership was passed hereditarily. -Children were raised communally, and the tribe functioned like an extended family.

-Buffalo (American Bison) were an important resource. -All parts were used and the animal itself was worshipped.

-Horses were introduced in the 1700’s by Europeans -Became valuable for hunting, trade, transportation and defense.

-Horses were introduced in the 1700’s by Europeans -Became valuable for hunting, trade, transportation and defense.

-Most Plains Indians believed in a Great Spirit (Wankan Tanka) -You became an adult through rite of passage, not age. - Dances were used to seek well-being, guidance, etc.

-Natives depended on land and mobility for survival. -Deep spiritual connection.