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Drums

pentatonic scale

Primary Vocal

Rattles

Whistles

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Pictures of People Performing this dance

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Pictures of People Performing this dance

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Traditional style music(Canadian indigenous  music)

Siksika Pow wow

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Clothing:

intricate beadwork

Ribbons

Shiny Materials

Cotton

Porqpine quills

Buckskin

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While the exact origin of the powwow is unknown, these celebrations were adopted and adapted by various Indigenous communities across North America throughout the 20th century.

Some credit the poncas with holding the first inter-tribal powow in the early 1800s. Decades later the northern plains first nation created other pow wow dances. Powows are used as a part of healing in ceremonies and celebrate indigenous dance.

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Why is the powwow dance important to people

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Why is the powwow dance important to people

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a way that Native American people representing all tribal backgrounds can join together to share experiences, reconnect with old friends, and make new ones.

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Is this dance associated with a particular holiday, religious  practice or celebrations? Explain.

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Is this dance associated with a particular holiday, religious  practice or celebrations? Explain.

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The Blackfoot pow-wow is not associated with a particular holiday, religious practice or celebrations. It is a way to honor and reserve their traditions and history. It is a cultural event where people come together to celebrate their heritage and to showcase their music, culture etc.