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Many Native Americans shared the same farming and hunting methods but they were not one big nation. They are different in how they dress, the languages they spoke, and the customs and traditions they practiced. The people of the plains lived in houses that suited their lifestyle and environment. You might think that you spell a tp like T.P. but no you actually spell it Tipis or Teepees. Sign language allows the tribes to speak to each other. They used signs or motions with their hands and arms  which represents words and messages. People could only travel short distances back then because wherever they went they had to walk. A trick known as the buffalo jump caused hunting to have much success. They would make a V-shaped pathway that led towards a cliff, then they shot burning arrows in the grass around the path. The fires frightened the animals to the narrowing path. And sometimes hunters wore wolf skins frightening the buffalo into a stampede. The buffalo then ran at full gallop over the cliff.

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Some Native american tribes fought for land and food.
Before long, a group of people that spoke Spanish arrived on the land of the native Americans which changed their life forever

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Like most kids do today back then Cheyenne and Arapaho children did chores all the children helped keep their village clean. They helped their mothers go into the woods and collect nuts, berries, and water. There was also time for the children to play games and have fun but they did not play the video games we have today that were not even invented yet. For playtime, the children would dress their dolls with small clothes and decorate them with paint and beads.

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A chief called chief Niwot tried to get peace between his tribe and american settlers. Chief Niwot's name means “Left Hand.” Because of that he was often called chief Left Hand.

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Facts about spirits and how they caused  (2) diseases

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Facts about spirits and how they caused  (2) diseases

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Grass, wind, and water are all magical spirits There were good spirits in the world and some bad spirits. Sickness and diseases were normally caused by these “bad spirits.”

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What language did the Arapaho people speak?  (2)

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What language did the Arapaho people speak?  (2)

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Arapaho is one of a group of Algonquian languages spoken on the Great Plains. Related to the Arapaho are the Cheyenee, Blackfoot and Gros Ventre.

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What do the Arapaho people like to call themselves?  (2)

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What do the Arapaho people like to call themselves?  (2)

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The Arapaho prefer to call themselves as “inuna-ina” that means “our people” The Arapaho soon became close allies of the Cheyenne tribe and later loosely aligned with the Sioux.

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Native Americans: People of the Plains  (1)

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Native Americans: People of the Plains  (1)

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Did you know that the Indian camps are mostly made out of sticks and buffalo? Yeah!!! A "Tipi" is made out of buffalo hides and long poles. And the bows and arrows they used were made out of sticks, rope, and feathers. They would make fires with wood, grass, and rocks. The women would make dresses for the girls and them self with buffalo hides. When hunting buffalo they often wore wolf skins to get closer because buffalo do not mind wolves.

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Some Arapaho also built these Long Pens once the bison were trapped they were easily killed once the Arapaho killed them they etheir ate the bison or used their fur for clothes, warm blankets, and or anything like that they Arapaho also collected wild berries and vegetables. When the Arapaho adjusted to life on the Great Plains the Arapaho started trading with the Comanche Tribe for horses. For the Arapaho owning horses was some sign of wealth and power. And some children received their first pony when they were born and some boys and girls became expert riders when they were five years old! Like imagine being born and you already have a pony and when you're five you're already an expert rider!

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For a long time, American Indians were the only Indians living on our land. Like the Crow people, the Ute people, the Sioux people, the Cheyenne people and many more.

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Around the 1700's the Arapaho left their homelands because there were attacks from enemy tribes they settled in the Great Plains this huge region sprawls between the Mississippi River and the Rocky Mountains, it also stretches from southern Canada to Northern Texas! Imagine how big that is! The area is mostly flat with tall grass.

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More than a thousand years ago the Arapaho Tribe lived east of the Missouri River they hunted, fished, and grew corn, from time to time they moved places to look for better hunting grounds because with all the food gone they could not survive.