Shelters
Which shelter was used when Plains tribes move often?
Tepees
Which type of art is used today to teach history of Plains tribes?
Beadwork
Which tribe was governed by a chief and council?
Pawnee
True or False: Most Plains ceremonies were conducted by families in their homes.
True
Who would most likely not develop a permanent settlement?
The Snake Band.
Describe a shelter used by Plains tribes.
Tepees were cone-shaped and made of animal skins.
What is beadwork?
The art of stitching beads onto fabric to create designs.
Which tribe is known for its hunting skills?
The Sioux
Who passes down tribal history and traditions?
Elders
What is a permanent settlement?
A place where people live year-round.
What is a teepee?
A portable tent made from animal skins and wooden poles.
Why is art important to Plains tribes?
It tells stories and preserves history.
Name a tribe that lived in the Great Plains.
The Cheyenne
True or False: All Plains tribes spoke dialects of the same language family.
True
Why did some tribes not settle permanently?
To follow animal migrations and seasonal food sources.
Why did Plains tribes need to move often?
To follow the buffalo herds and find food.
Name a type of pottery used by Plains tribes.
Ceramic pots for cooking and storage.
What was the role of the chief in Plains tribes?
To lead and make important decisions.
What are some ceremonies practiced by Plains tribes?
Sun Dance and Vision Quest.
How did the environment affect settlement choices?
Access to water and food sources influenced locations.
What materials were used to build teepees?
Animal skins, wooden poles, and ropes.
How does art reflect the culture of the Plains tribes?
It shows their beliefs, values, and daily life.
How did Plains tribes communicate with each other?
Through sign language and spoken languages.
Why are traditions important to Plains tribes?
They help preserve culture and identity.
Explain how the lifestyle of Plains tribes changed over time.
They adapted to new resources and challenges from settlers.