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To build a tepee poles are formed or held into a cricle and are covered in buffalo skin. The tepees can collapse and they are also easy to move.

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The tavois holds anything that it can fit but mostly hay or wood and meat.

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They had tepees with smoke holes at the top when they had a fire so there would not be so smoke in the teepee

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they also didn't know that they could farm for many years that is why they  had to follow their food for a long time

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There was a layer on the ground that we now call sod. The sod is held together by the roots of the grass

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They could also use the bones for weapons

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A tavois is the sled that they attached to the harness of the dog.

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they would use the buffalo skins for teape

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The Great Plains people built shelters that were easy to move because they would travel around their food. This way they could have shelter at night and be able to pack it up and leave in the morning to hunt.

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The Great Plains people built shelters that were easy to move because they would travel around their food. This way they could have shelter at night and be able to pack it up and leave in the morning to hunt.

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The Nomadic Society would go wherever their food went. For instance, if the buffalo would migrate they would migrate with them for resources.

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The Nomadic Society would go wherever their food went. For instance, if the buffalo would migrate they would migrate with them for resources.

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This group is working very welL!!

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They didn't waste anything that was useful out of the animals that they hunted

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They didn't waste anything that was useful out of the animals that they hunted

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The nomadic didn't know they could farm for years.

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weapons

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for a water sack

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Wood was very scarce so they would use buffalo dropping to use in a fire.

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it is also necessary because when they hunt for their food then after the use the part for the food then they could use the other parts for other things like they could use the stomach for a water carrier and the could use the fur for teepees or they could use it to make clothing

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They Plains Indians used up everything they could to make food, blankets, and even clothes.

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They Plains Indians used up everything they could to make food, blankets, and even clothes.

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The text states, that they use they skin and fur of the animal for clothing or covers. They also build tepees that are made out of animal skin and long branches.

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It also states on page 73 that the Cheyenne, the Kiowa, and the Crow moved place to place following herds of buffalo

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It also states on page 73 that the Cheyenne, the Kiowa, and the Crow moved place to place following herds of buffalo

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The nomadic follow their food.
They also never waste anything on the animal body.

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we could say at the first part in the text it states the it is necessary to live a nomadic because...

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they would tie small sleds to the back of dogs put  buffelow 

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they would tie small sleds to the back of dogs put  buffelow 

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skins on the sled so they don' t have Carey it ....

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In the text, it states that it is necessary that they live a nomadic life because they need to follow their food such as wooly mammoths. I think this would be good to start the beginning.

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