Bear
What are cone-shaped tents that are easily put up and taken down?
tipis
A story that tries to explain something about the world is ________________
myth
Something that stands for something else is a _________
symbol
True or False: Clothing and shoes are natural resources
false
The ______________ was introduced to the Cheyanne by their Spanish and Indian neighbors to the south.
horse
Anything found in nature that helps people live is a _____________
natural resource
True or False: The Cheyenne lived in great forests between the ocean and mountains
false
True or False: Sleds and needles are natural resources
false
True or False: The Cheyenne held a Medicine Dance to heal sick people
false
True or False: The Cheyenne held a Medicine Dance to celebrate the cycle of nature
True
True or False: The buffalo was the great provider for the Cheyenne because it helped them harvest better crops
false
True or False: trees and water are natural resources
true
True or False: The Cheyenne were fisherman who lived mostly on seafood
false
True or False: The Cheyenne were farmers who grew crops very easily
false
True or False: The buffalo was the great provider for the Cheyenne because it provided them with food and hides
true
True or False: plank houses and tipis are natural resources
false
True or False: The Cheyenne were hunters who ate buffalo and other animals
true
True or False: The Cheyenne were warriors who left their families while they hunted
false
True or False: The buffalo was the great provider for the Cheyenne because it provided them with posts to hold up tipis
false