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Buffalo and Bison were the main food sources while women collected berries. They hunted for other large animals like deer, moose, elk, and small mammals including wolves, coyotes, lynk, rabbit, gophers, and prarie chickens.

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Bison was the most used material. They would use every part of the animal including the hides for homes, shields, storage, robes, and bedding. The hair and sinew were used for bowstring and rope and the horns and hooves were used for spoons, bowls, and were even boiled down to make glue. Dry bison was also even used to make fires.

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The most used tools were bows and arrows used for hunting.

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The Indians of the Great Plains were nomadic, so most of their homes and structures could move with them or could easily be rebuilt. Because of this, most of their homes were teepees made out of long poles and buffalo hides that usually had symbolic paintings or pictures on the outside.A door would be cut out of the hide and would always face the east.

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The great plains is an area of treeless grasslands. The east part of the region has more water and better soil than the west part where there's rarely any plants besides short dense grass which is perfect for bison. Temperature averages vary from lower than 40 degrees in the northern part to over 70 degrees in the southern part.

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The Cheyenne important symbol is their flag. It stands for their warriors and most used in the religious ceremony, The Sun Dance.

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The Cheyenne tribe originally lived as farmers in the Sheyenne River Valley and lived as nomadic buffalo hunters. Their tribe was forced West by the French and currently reside in a reservation in Southeastern Montana.

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One ritual the Cheyenne tribe would perform was the Sun Dance. It would be performed to get together with other tribes where they come together in a community place to pray for healing. It was thought to be able to heal various diseases.

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The Northern Cheyenne tribe currently resides in a reservation in Southeastern Montana. It consists of 11,266 enrolled members with about 5,012 that live on the reservation. There are schools, a government, power companies, and construction companies plus farming, ranching, and small businesses. There's even a college, "Chief Dull Knife College" with about 433 students enrolled.

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The Cheyenne Tribe believed that the world was split into 7 major levels and Ma'heo'o was the creator of all physical and spiritual life on Earth. Their most sacred objects were the four sacred arrows.

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Ingredients:

1 qt sweet milk (whole milk)

1 pt white corn meal

3 eggs

1 Tbsp butter, melted (or margarine)

1/2 tsp salt

Directions:
Bring milk to a full boil, stir in corn meal slowly. Cool. Add well beaten egg yolks, melted butter and salt. Add stiffly beaten egg whites. Bake in a moderate (350 - 375 degree) oven until well done.

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It's sunny and hot- Éháaeho'ta

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The Cheyenne tribe speaks Cheyenne which is apart of the Algonquian language family and is mostly spoken in Oklahoma and Montana.

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They fought in the famous Battle of Little Big Horn with the Arapaho and Lakota against George Custer and the U.S. Army.