bison
What is a bison?
A large, wild animal with a hump, found in North America.
What is corn?
Corn is a grain and vegetable that grows on stalks.
What materials were used to make a traditional tipi?
Wooden poles and animal hides, like buffalo skin.
Who helped make peanuts important in early American agriculture?
George Washington Carver popularized peanuts in the early 1900s.
What is the part of the bow that holds the arrow called?
The arrow rest.
What do bison eat?
Bison are herbivores and mainly graze on grasses, herbs, and shrubs.
What are the main types of corn
Sweet corn
Field corn
What materials were used to make a traditional tipi?
Tipis were made with wooden poles and covered with animal hides, usually buffalo hides. Today, canvas is often used instead of hides.
Are peanuts nuts?
No, peanuts are not true nuts.
What are arrows typically made of?
Traditionally, arrows were made of wood with stone or metal tips and feather fletching's.
Can bison run fast?
yes, despite their size, bison can run up to 35–40 miles per hour (56–64 km/h).
What is corn used for?
Corn is used for food, industrial products, and even in cosmetics.
What made tipis practical for the Plains tribes?
Tipis were portable, easy to set up and take down, and could be transported when people moved — perfect for the nomadic lifestyle of Plains tribes.
Where do peanuts grow?
Peanuts grow underground.
Who invented the bow and arrow?
The bow and arrow was invented by early humans over 10,000 years ago, with evidence from Africa, Europe, and Asia.