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As many tell by the name, the Great Plains consisted of grass covered prairies that covered the whole area. Generally flat lands with little change in altitude. There was also streams and rivers throughout the region. Because of this, the Cheyenne women did harvest foods like corn, squash, and beans as another source of food.

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Since heavy grasslands covered the Great Plains, they got their food from farming and gathering wild plants and roots. They also only had domesticated dogs to transport goods. With very little access to rivers and streams, the Cheyenne had to learn to live with just these resources to survive.

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The Cheyenne was a tribe in the northern great plain. Their economy was based on the collection of wild berries, fruits and vegetables, farming and hunting, specifically the bison.

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The Great Plains area didn't generally have a climate that stayed throughout the year. The weather normally consisted of cold winter and hot summers. The Cheyenne had to adapt season by season in order to survive the changing weather.

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The Cheyenne were living in the Great Plains: South Dakota, Wyoming, Nebraska, Colorado, and Kansas. They mostly moved around this region and settled in different places until the government of the United States forced the tribe to relocate to Oklahoma in the 1800s.

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Before the horse there where three main ways for the natives to hunt bison. The first was to chase/lead bison to the  edge of a cliff and get them to run off. The second was to build a coral and lead/chase the bison into the coral where the Natives would kill them. The coral would be natural or build out of snow or other materials. The final way during winter the natives would easily approach the bison in the snow where the bison could not run to escape.

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This is a example of how the natives would kill Bison

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Art was another big part of Cheyenne culture. They liked to paint events or people and express themselves through art. Of course they didn't have the supplies to Europeans had so they used other things for art. Their paint was made from anything that could be ground up and mixed with water. This included clay, minerals, ores, types of plants. They also painted on buffalo hides. This painting below is on a buffalo hide and it depicts the Battle of the Little Bighorn and it looks very similar to a lot of other Cheyenne paintings.

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Before Europeans, the Cheyenne mostly got their food from farming. The women stayed at home and farmed, however, the men did go out and hunt for food. When Europeans came, that changed along with a lot of other things. The Europeans changed the lifestyle of the Cheyenne greatly including methods of getting food, living, and more. While some were positive changes, a lot of things were negative as well.

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The Cheyenne tribe enjoyed music very much. A common thing for them to do at night was to gather around the fire, play music, and tell stories. Music was a big part of their culture. They played the drums and flute as they all celebrated their culture together often.

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Before contact with Europeans who supplied advanced weaponry, the natives made their own tools. They carved out stone and used the bodies of bison to create tools for hunting, eating, and more. This photo from Reference.com depicts an image of some of the various tools they used.

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Before European contact, the only domesticated animals that the Indians had access to were dogs. They were used for transporting goods, and were even eaten at times.

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The Cheyenne became aware of wild vegetables such as spinach, prairie turnips, potatoes and wild herbs. The Cheyenne also farmed many foods like corn, squash and beans