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Life and Culture of the Sioux and Cheyenne Tribes of the Great Plains

This overview explores the daily life of the Sioux and Cheyenne tribes in the Great Plains. It details their diet, consisting of bison, wild rice, elk, deer, and farming practices. Their shelters, primarily teepees, were made from buffalo hides and suited for nomadic lifestyles. Clothing worn by Sioux men and women was crafted from deerskin and elk skin. Additionally, the negative interactions with white settlers highlight conflicts over land and broken promises. This summary sheds light on the rich cultural heritage and resilient spirit of these Indigenous tribes.

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Life and Culture of the Sioux and Cheyenne Tribes of the Great Plains

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  1. Great Plains By: Alex Mercer and Isabel Sakofske

  2. Food They ate herds of grazing animals, including elk, deer, and bison (buffalo) they also ate wild rice. They hunted, fished, farmed and gathered wild rice and beans.

  3. Food They ate bison and wild rice. They also ate herds of grazing animals like elk, deer, antelope, and buffalo. They did hunt together and farmed to gather food for the tribe. Yes, they hunted and they farmed and gathered wild rice and beans.

  4. Shelter Sioux and the Cheyenne both lived in teepees, in earth, and in grass houses. Buffalo hide, sticks for a teepee. Mud for in the earth. Grass for grass houses. They lived in teppees because they were easy to cary and easy to put up while following the buffalo.

  5. Shelter • They lived in tepees and used buffalo hide to make blankets and for beds. There natural resources was buffalo hide wolf skins and other things like bark for there home.

  6. Clothing Sioux woman wore long deerskin or elk skin dresses. Sioux men wore breechcloth and leggings and buckskins shirts they also wore moccasins.

  7. Clothing They dressed with moccasins, mitts there was brestplates, and buck skin dresses, breechcloth and elk leggings, hairstyles.

  8. Interesting Fact • The capital of Wyoming is named after the Cheyenne tribe.

  9. Interaction With White Man They had a negative retaliation because they didn’t give what they promised and pushed them off there land.

  10. Recourses We got our recourses by Native American : Facts for kids and we also got some of the information from Britannica Online School Edition.

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