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Village houses were made of cedar. The walls were made of planks so the houses were called plank houses, or sometimes called long houses or big houses.

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One of the traditions were making totem poles. Totem poles are vertical wooden poles carved with familiar animals in the Pacific region. The carved animals on the totem poles represent their families and beliefs

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Harpoons were important because since the northwest coast peoples lived on the northwest coast, fishing happened often and sometimes even whale-hunting.

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The Cedar tree forests were very important environmental feature to the northwest coast peoples because lots of things they need to survive the cedar trees provide; like spears to fish with, cedar canoes, totem poles,etc,etc.

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The peoples of the great plains homes were called tipis. They took poles and set them up in a cone shape. They then take buffalo sinew and tie the poles at the top. Next, they drape buffalo skins over the cone to keep them warm, then they secure the buffalo skins to the poles with sinew.

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The peoples of the great plain believed that everything has a life source and everything is connected in a spiritual way. The peoples of the great plain threw ceremonies to tell the spirits how grateful they were for them.

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Buffalo was one of the most important animals to the great plains people. Every part of the buffalo was used; The sinew was used for thread, the stomach as a water bottle, the horns as cutting tools, and the hides,skin as clothes,etc,etc. Buffalo also provided them with meat. Because the buffalo provided them with so much they were a sacred creature

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Tall grass was important to buffalo hunters because with the wolf skin over them to disguise them, there is still a chance for them to be seen. With the tall grass, there is less chance of them being recognized as a hunter.