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People of the Plains By: Chris and Damon
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Subsistence's Food they ate Buffalo-main source they collected berries Deer, moose, elk, wolves, coyotes, lynx, rabbits, gophers, and chickens How they obtained food Hunted the animals Kill them with spears
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Clothing Types of clothing they would wear Materials they used to make their clothing Would use the buffalo hide for the robes Used moose hides to sew together moccasins The women's dresses were made of two kinds of buckskin Their coats were made out of deerskin, moose hide, or sometimes only buffalo hide. buffalo robe was an everyday type of clothing Would usually add necklaces and belts to add flair Would wear moccasins as footwear The women had a regular dress Hunter and warrior dress’s were worn when it was time to hunt for food, or a battle was occurring.
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shelter Types of shelter they built Only one kind tipi Materials they used to build their shelters Pieces of wood place together Buffalo hides were sewn together and then wrapped around the poles
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Transportation Forms of transportation that they used Would usually travel on foot During the winter they would wear snowshoes Would also use dogsleds for transporting items Later on horses were introduces and they were able to hold five times more than dogs Horses also made it easier for hunting and traveling longer distances Materials they used to build their transportation Dog sleds were made of two poles, which crossed at the top and attached to some netting or a single wooden frame
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Social organizations and government The members were divided into four groups Piegan people, the Blood people, the Blackfoot People and the Tsuu T’ina People Chiefs would advise on an idea then a council of elders would come to a decision They had their own systems of government, where each leader had certain powers like the keeper of the whip, or the keeper of the knife
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Religion Believed in one god they believed all animals, plants, trees and stones had spirits Earth was the mother/creator of all spirits They could all be prayed to People who were blessed were called shamans, they were known as healers who have gotten a sign from the holy spirit.
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contact with other groups Tribes recognized some others as allies, and others as enemies They maintained kinship by intermarrying within the other’s tribe They allied together, and helped each other fight tribes
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Topography/vegetation and climate Topography: To the east there are very high grasses. To the west there are short grasses Vegetation: Forests were at the bases of Mountains, hills and rivers Climate: very cold winters and hot summers
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citations Murray, Cam, and Michael William Cranny. Crossroads: A Meeting of Nations. Scarborough, Ont.: Prentice Hall Ginn Canada, 2000. Print. "The Plains People - Groups in This Region." The Plains People - Groups in This Region. Web. 15 Dec. 2015.
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