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Plains Indians (Native Americans)

Plains Indians

Work is divided among men & women The highest appreciation for nature (buffalo) Warrior societies Art & religion Language – Each tribe or clan – Sign language to be universal Plains Indians

Hunter/ gatherer society – What does this mean? – Who do you think did what? Plains Indians

Hunters – Strong men & leaders Gatherers – Women, elders, children & the disabled Preparers & Cooks – Women, elders Plains Indians

WOMEN – Oversaw life in house – Gathered food – Built tepees – Passed traditions – Crafts skill = rank in society Plains Indians

MEN – Hunters – Protectors – Pass on knowledge – Pass on legends – Led spiritualized ceremonies – Provide military leadership – Prove bravery & ability Plains Indians

ELDERS – Looked to as the wisest among tribes – Consulted about any problems – The “connection” between the spirit & native world Plains Indians

TRADITION – Summer: gathering of councils Discuss progress & problems with elders – Sun Dance: 4 day celebration to thank the Great Spirit & ask for luck/ fortune What is a “great spirit” to you - Journal…. Plains Indians

SUN DANCE Plains Indians

HORSES – “sacred dog” – 1600s used in trade until each tribe has them 1: hunting 2: moving villages 3: raiding Plains Indians

BUFFALO – The “general store” to the Native Americans – Used to the utmost extent Nothing goes to waste!!! Plains Indians

BUFFALO – Hunted as a staple – Indians corralled them or drove into herds with their horses & attacked with bows & arrows – Corral: a hunting strategy; to corner and capture Plains Indians

BUFFALO – Men hunted them – Women & children cut apart animal & brought it back to camp Plains Indians

BUFFALO used for… 1: clothing 2: shelter 3: food - protein - could be stored (jerky) Plains Indians

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